How to Develop a Computer Game: From Idea to Launch
1. I Make Computer Games with AI When I told my students at school that I had made a computer game, some of them stayed after class instead of going home, asking me to teach them how to make one. When I asked what kind of game they wanted to make, they said things like horror games, escape room games, and dress-up games. One child acted out a monster character as if the idea were completely their own — but it turned out to be an already popular game. They showed me the character on their phone, and it seemed like they wanted to make something similar. I haven’t made a Roblox game myself, but I’ll try to explain the process I used to make my games in a way that’s easy to follow. Fortunately, developing computer games doesn’t cost much compared to other ventures. The total expenses I incurred from building my games all the way to launching the platform were: AI subscription fees, copyright registration fees, domain registration fees, and a new keyboard — because I broke my old one ...