Make a game. Actually ship it.
Game development used to mean a team and years. With as your tool, one person can put a small playable game in front of real players. These four topics follow that path in order: how to use AI, what runs on the , what the player actually touches, and how to get it published.
writes , drafts dialogue, and makes art. Deciding what's fun is still yours.
The hardest part of game development is not the code — it's finishing. A minimum playable version, put in front of real players, teaches you more in a week than another month of building alone. Everything on these pages is arranged around getting you there.
AI is a tool in your hands, not a developer you hired.
Read this Game ServerThe server is not just game logic. It is who your players are and who they play with.
Read this Game ClientThe client is the only part of your game a player ever touches.
Read this Game PublishingA game nobody can reach is not finished, however good it is.
Read this Ship to CadeplayInstall one skill, and "deploy it" is all it takes to put your game online.
Read thisTry what you learned with your own hands. In the AI tool builds the game you describe, and you can play and fix it on the spot. You can also build in a small window right inside the AI game dev page.