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Today I made my first game in Java using it's built in functions. Let's see what sort of game I can make with no Java experience.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:29 My Java Story
0:58 Learning Java Basics
1:55 The Game Idea
2:28 Drawing a Window
2:51 Creating the Player
3:20 Tile-Map System
4:04 Creating the Artwork
4:59 Adding Sounds & Music
5:23 UI, NPCs, & More
6:04 What's Next?
6:57 Brilliant
8:26 My Website

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I've been wanting to create a game without an engine for some time now. Specifically the Java programming language because it has been used to create some of my favorite games like Runescape and Minecraft. If you're wondering "How to Make a Game in Java?" or better yet "How Easy is Java to Use" then you were on the same page as me. Hence why this video exists.

#Gamedev #Programming #java

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An enthusiastic developer, inspired by childhood favorites like RuneScape and Minecraft, embarks on creating an RPG game using Java from scratch. The journey begins with revisiting Java basics using a mobile course and then downloading Eclipse. After a successful 'Hello World' program, the developer progresses to creating a game window, implementing entity classes, and developing a tile map system. They also work on NPCs, dialogue systems, artwork, and basic game mechanics, emphasizing the rewarding experience of building a game without a game engine. Useful resources like RN’s Java tutorial series and Brilliant are mentioned for those interested in learning more.

Making a Game with Java with No Experience