[red10minutes]

I'm trying to learn how to build a small game, but I don't want to get too deep into the graphics or the models or anything. Does anyone know or have any good beginner resources for this??

[Lolilover69]

Unreal engine 4 simple to use. Recommend using YouTube to learn how to use UE4

Good luck mate

[descypiro]

While Lolilover69 suggestion isn't bad (Unreal Engine is the second most used game engine, and without a doubt the most powerful out there), I would recommend you to go for Unity, since it's the most used and the simplest one, internet is full of resources about it, and you can find solutions to any single problem you find by searching in google or youtube.

2D Game Development course from Unity:

RE: Building a Game.

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[Tascony]

An easier one even still if you're new is gamemaker.