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I feel it is a little too dismissive of Gamemaker though. There's some great info in the above post, and if you're ambitious it could be a great way to start your learning. Not that I am saying do not go to college, but most of the jobs in the outside world inolving computer programming do not rely on college degrees, but in experience, and a good portfolio of your own work. Which are 2 languages that if a young whipper-snapper like yourself learned could easily land yourself a job during college without a real degree. It uses Javascript, and C# programming languages.

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If you are serious about making games, more specifically 2D or 3D games I highly recommend just starting with Unity Free game development software. Originally posted by jfoe1980:You're young enough to absorb information at lightning speeds. This is the book I learned with and it is excellent!

So tell them to get yo this book, read it, do everything in it, and then red it again!ДЇundamentals of Computer Programming with C# Take it from me, parents are more willling to help you if it helps you get college skills, and you show you are working hard. I would think your parents ould be more willing to spend money on this for you, and if you are serious maybe they will see this and be more willing to rent yo Photoshop for $10.00 a month. Only $1.99 on Amazon Kindle only, You can read it on your computer. But be aware you MUST learn a programming language. Don't get me wrong, get in there and start learning. I honestly think your best option before jumping into a game engine.

If you are lookig for inspiration, here's a second video! But you will gain incredible knowledge, and more flexibility. This will require you to build your own engine, thus probably adding a year or so to development time. This means learning a good game development software, or making games directly with something like OpenGL, or DirectX. But at a young age you can become a expert. You will be able to make a much better game in Unity Free version. But for the price you are going to pay for a good version of it, you could use the free tools I suggested, or even skip photoshop and buy Cosmigo ProMotion. If you just want to make games for fun I guess you could use GameMaker. It will be harder at first, but you will gain employable knowledge. If this si something you want to do forever. Young man I suggest you learn programming at your age. If yor parents support you they may be able to get you Adoble Photoshop for making 2D art, it's $10.00 a month. For making 3D art, and GIMP for 2D pixels and is also free. I would recommend Using Unity Free, and renting some Javascript and C# books from your local library.ДЄs far as making art for your games go you can use Blender which is free. You're young enough to absorb information at lightning speeds.