Game engines are tools used to expedite the process of creating a game. In order to create a modern game, you need to have the ability to render the graphics, manage the memory, and so much more. If you want to make a game as quickly as possible, you wouldn’t want to have to program all of the software needed to do the basics. That’s why so many companies and indie developers use game engines!

We have various resources already available on how to use some game engines we have covered before here at inTech. Check them out!

• Unity
• Godot
• Unreal
• Make Games with Python

• A Quick Overview
• Web Assembly
• Introduction
• Developer’s Guide: Getting Started
• Community Page
• GitHub

WebGl

• Unity to WebGL
• Publish Your Unity Game!

Publishing Platforms

• Itch
• HumbleGames
• GameJolt
• Trinket – Make PyGame Games in Your Browser

Creating Your Own 3D Assets – with Blender

• 7/2/21: Intro to Blender Meeting
• Modeling for Beginners
• Materials for Beginners
• Texture Mapping for Beginners
• 6 Key Principles for 3D Modeling
• A Spaceship in 10 Minutes
• How to Create a Low Poly Person
• Armature Fundamentals
• How to Tile a Texture without Reptation
• Modeling with the Mirror Modifier
• Inverse Kinematics
• Fixing Bad Topology
• Cutting a Hole in a Mesh
• Making Mesh Move with Armature
• Auto-Retopology Tool

Creating Your Own 2D Assets

• How to Make Sprite Sheets
• Piskel
• SpookyGhost – Procedural 2D Animation Tool

FREE 3D Assets

• Free3D
• SketchFab
• Game Deb Market
• CCO Textures
• Itch.io Game Assets

FREE 2D Assets

• Craftpix
• Game Deb Market
• Kenney
• Itch.io Game Assets

FREE Textures

• Icons8 PBR Textures
• Ambient CG Textures
• 3Dtextures.me
• Godot Shaders
• Unity PSX Retroshaders