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@thebigk • Jul 24, 2012
Yes, you can. Guiding would be tad difficult because we've nothing to start with. Why not start by 1. Deciding the game you want to develop 2. Sharing the code you've attempted on your own.
If you are new, I'd recommend starting with a simple tic-tac-toe game. -
@abrakadabra • Jul 24, 2012
You may choose C++ for two reasons - 1. A lot of games are programmed in C++.
2. It is a goo idea to master C++.
But, writing games in C is no problem. <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quake_II" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Quake Ii</a> I've heard is written purely in C, so there should be no more problem writing it in C, if you're good in it, than in C++.
In fact, you can do simple text based game like this in every programing language. Even pascal, basic or x86 assembler :] -
@deepu11111111-Vg940z • Jul 25, 2012
Yes you can.
I will give a small idea . Just try to develop it . If you do not get correct our engineers will surely help you .
By importing the <graphics.h> file u can disply stars like things (like circles dots ect ) .Put a random generator loop to display no of stars . display them for a sec. Then ask the user to enter "How many stars you had seen" . Then compare the input with the number and display right or wrong .
Just try this.... -
@meetramprasad-2MYwYb • Jul 25, 2012
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@pareshhirpara-V6c6y4 • Jul 27, 2012
Yes but it is so simpale