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jawdoss Android Fan Posts: 359 Reg: Jun 10, 2012 Gold Coast, Que... 9,090	confirm \| cancel 07/30/12 05:11 AM (13 years ago) Game coding? Does anyone know of a good site or video that can teach me the basics of coding for android games? Regards, Jawdoss Title Comments Does anyone know of a good site or video that can teach me the basics of coding for android games? Regards, Jawdoss

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	07/30/12 05:24 AM (13 years ago) Not quite what you are asking for but have you looked at http://gamesalad.com/ Might be worth having a wee peek, a few folks on here have used it. Comments Not quite what you are asking for but have you looked at http://gamesalad.com/ Might be worth having a wee peek, a few folks on here have used it.

jawdoss Android Fan Posts: 359 Reg: Jun 10, 2012 Gold Coast, Que... 9,090	07/30/12 05:26 AM (13 years ago) Will give it a look, thanks. Comments Will give it a look, thanks.

Alfredo Aspiring developer Posts: 8 Reg: Feb 04, 2012 Romford 80	07/31/12 12:18 AM (13 years ago) Hi @jawdoss I use Game Salad and it's pretty good for games design across both IOS and Android (cross platform) plus you don't need to be a coder as it uses a more drag and drop system, and it boast " no coding needed) the other one you can try which I have used as well is Corona SDK, this one is also very good and the coding is pretty easy to learn, it uses the language called Lua, I would recommend downloading the trial versions, you can use them as much as you like and only need to pay for the pro version when you are ready to publish your apps. Once you have got the trials installed head over to You Tube and you'll find plenty of instructional videos.... Hope that helps, any other info I can help you with just hit me up, and good luck... Comments Hi @jawdoss I use Game Salad and it's pretty good for games design across both IOS and Android (cross platform) plus you don't need to be a coder as it uses a more drag and drop system, and it boast " no coding needed) the other one you can try which I have used as well is Corona SDK, this one is also very good and the coding is pretty easy to learn, it uses the language called Lua, I would recommend downloading the trial versions, you can use them as much as you like and only need to pay for the pro version when you are ready to publish your apps. Once you have got the trials installed head over to You Tube and you'll find plenty of instructional videos.... Hope that helps, any other info I can help you with just hit me up, and good luck...

jawdoss Android Fan Posts: 359 Reg: Jun 10, 2012 Gold Coast, Que... 9,090	07/31/12 12:38 AM (13 years ago) Ok, thanks Comments Ok, thanks

jawdoss Android Fan Posts: 359 Reg: Jun 10, 2012 Gold Coast, Que... 9,090	07/31/12 12:39 AM (13 years ago) Ok, thanks Comments Ok, thanks

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