need help makeing a game

[kaxxper]

we are 2 boys who want to make a game: like raceing game/ or just something good, maybe a online game
but we dont know speccely much about useing PHP, HTML, CSS and script, and all those things soo we would just ask if some1 had time to hep us / maybe make a program, we can design figures and all that stuff our self in Photoshop cs3. we just need help makeing the codeing

if you wanna hep us by any chance.. you can just freelance for us
its best if you know alot about Computer...

If you teach people in HTML, PHP or something plss tell us:

Mail me or MSN me: kasper-torp@hotmail.com

Thx

[pam123]

Hi Kaxxper,

This is where our programmers hang out and you stand a better chance of getting the help you need here.

[Force Flow]

For games, you would either need to be familiar with Flash if you wanted it to be available on the web, or for the desktop, typically C++ .

While playing games is easy, creating them is actually reasonably challenging.

[AnotherMuggle]

Originally Posted by kaxxper we are 2 boys who want to make a game: like raceing game/ or just something good, maybe a online game but we dont know speccely much about useing PHP, HTML, CSS and script, and all those things soo we would just ask if some1 had time to hep us / maybe make a program, we can design figures and all that stuff our self in Photoshop cs3. we just need help makeing the codeing if you wanna hep us by any chance.. you can just freelance for us its best if you know alot about Computer... If you teach people in HTML, PHP or something plss tell us: Mail me or MSN me: kasper-torp@hotmail.com Thx

I have just completed a degree in Computer Science Games Technology and I can tell you making a game from scratch is a big thing, especially for someone that has no previous coding experience.

I advise you to buy some books and learn the basic programming principles as these can be applied to most languages. As was already mentioned if you want to create web based games then Flash is the way forward. Probably your best bet is to start with a Tile Based game as they are much simpler to construct and easier to understand for someone that is new to games programming. Things such as collision detection are much more achievable in 2D. You will find some guides on the internet to get your feet wet, and then modify the code (provided the original author states that you are allowed to do this).

For offline content then you should look into C++ and OpenGL which will offer you the ability to create advanced game content. However, this would be jumping in at the deep end to say the least.

Happy coding

TK