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This question was closed Jul 23, 2013 at 04:28 PM by Bunny83 for the following reason:

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Question by Happytrav · Mar 16, 2013 at 12:16 AM · beginnereyesslender

How long will it take a complete beginner to make a game like Slender 7th Street, or Eyes, using the free version of Unity?

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avatar image Dave-Carlile · Mar 16, 2013 at 12:27 AM 1
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3 years...

avatar image sparkzbarca · Mar 16, 2013 at 12:37 AM 1
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game programming ends up crossing fields.

Do you know how to program? Do you know how to create textures? do you know how to make 3d models?

Minecraft was thrown together in like a a few months. Mount and blade is more impressive but that was a guy and his wife she did the models. that was a year or 2.

Infinity the quest for earth is A FUCKING MAZING. it's a 1 man thing going on for like 8 or 9 years but it does things you wish triple A titles would do. (every star you see you can warp to, every planet you see when you warp in you can travel to, the asteroid belt around it is real, you can seamlessly without loading screen land on the planet from space and walk around) thats many many years by a guy with lots of knowledge of all these fields.

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Answer by UnityGameCreator · Jul 23, 2013 at 04:01 PM

It will take about 3 years to create a game like this, want to short it up? Well, its easy!

  • Do you know programming? - C is the best, its very powerful, Java is not really compatiable with most 3D game developing.

  • Do you know how to design models in blender? Thats where you design the trees, the slenderman, etc.

  • Do you know how to add textures to models in blender or unity? You must know that!

  • And last but not least, do you know how to organize graphic codes and clean codes?

Those are my suggestions on things that you should study in order to put together an amazing graphic game!

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All your points are quite subjective. Also you can't use C or Java in Unity. It's C# and UnityScript (which has a synax similar to JavaScript which is also not Java).

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if you know C then C# is a piece of cake as well. I mean I learned C++ i never learned C# i just looked at the code and started writing it. I've no idea the differences but yea its close.

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Answer by geroppo · Mar 16, 2013 at 12:59 AM

That depends on how much you know already about programming and how much time you have, how many people you have working with you, and a few other things. It's impossible to give you a certain amount of time.

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Answer by OtsegoDoom · Mar 16, 2013 at 12:59 AM

How long is a piece of string?

There's no definite answer to your question.

  • Do you have experience with any sort of programming language or digital art?

  • Are you a fast learner?

  • Will you be building this on your own?

  • Will you be doing this full time?

Rather than trying to build a whole game from scratch you should consider making small pieces of a game at first just to get the hang of things. For you to come right out of the gate and try to build a complete game is probably going to be very difficult and frustrating.

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Answer by Happytrav · Mar 16, 2013 at 02:13 AM

Thanks for the response so far guys! I should clarify a few things from the sound of it:

I'll be graduating from University in about a year and a half, and I want to make a slender game with our campus as the setting (and possibly an Eyes-esque thing going on inside certain buildings). Just for me and a few other people. I have some experience with graphic design, and took A-level computing (programming) which was a two year course using 3rd generation programming languages. Over the year and a half I have available I'll have 2 summers (which I'll have a lot more time in), and term-time will be a bit more time-restricting. I'll be attempting it by myself. I don't have any music experience, but the maker of Slender the eight pages has said its acceptable to use his soundtrack as long as he is given credit.

Hope that helps :)

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