Hi
I know C++ and a little python.I wanna make games but I'm not experienced enough to use tools like Qt.
I was wondering if there is an easier way for it also involving some code writing.
thanks

Try UDK, it's pretty cool, free and state of the art! Though you won't be able to use C++ in it, it's still a very good tool.

So you mean the easiest way which invlolves coding to write a game is using tools like Qt?
You know,I want to get experienced in programming too.
And I know I must start with things like tetris and space invaders if I wanna code.
thanks

You could check out SDL or SFML. They are libraries similar to Qt, but are in general easier to pick up.

The main thing you want a library for is to make things happen more quickly and with less headache.

Also, if you want to try Python games (rather than C++), you could look into the PyGame library.

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Creating a window alone is a daunting amount of code when using the windows32 api directly, which leaves you limited to win platform anyway. SDL is probably the easiest way in if you want to use c++, theres a wealth of tutorials and example code online.

I'd recommend SFML if you want to use C++. I found it a lot easier to use than SDL and its actually written in C++ rather than C.

I've just downloaded UDK recently and bought some more Torque products from GarageGames. They all look good as well

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A great way to start is by forsaking graphics altogether and making some text games. Making a text RPG, for example, can be rather simple, or it can be rather complex, if you would like it to be.

If you haven't made a simple game where the computer thinks of a random number and the player tries to guess the number, that's a nice and simple one, too

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