Learn C++ Game Development

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Sure, you know how to code, but the stuff that you can code is a bit lacking in the fun department. If you know how to program and want to kick off a career in game development, you need to invest in today’s discount software promotion, Learn C++ Game Development!

Learn C++ Game Development teaches you everything you need to know in order to make your own 2D games in C++. With Learn C++ Game Development, you’ll find out how to use the SFML library for C++, plus how to work with graphics, sounds, and events.

With 4 hours of content spread across 42 lectures, Learn C++ Game Development will get you started making simple 2D games. From there, who knows where your programming adventures will take you?

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Learn how to program 2D games in C++
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“I really enjoyed this course the instructor kept things simple and in digestible portions. I would recommend this course to anyone interested in game programming! Please do another course!”- Richard Lucas Carpino
“Every lesson is well presented, no long winded or boring stuff here, and, each lecture acted as a building block to the next lecture. I guess you could say this was like using "Legos"... building a game from the bottom up. I highly recommend this course. Every part is fun & it will keep you engaged.”- Martin Berger
“I found this course easy to understand and follow. It is not a beginner course, as it does not go much into details of the language, nor it goes into detail in using the library. It is a simple course, showing the basics of creation and implementation of graphics, show a few tricks, gives a few pointers and then finish with completing the Pong game. If you need details, you may need to look up the documentation yourself. But if you want a short and sweet demonstration of SFML using easy to follow examples, and a small demonstration on creating a game loop, basic game logic and collision detection, all packed into an easy to follow tutorial, then this is the course for you. I liked it a lot.”- Pavol Almasi
“everything I could ask. best dollar value ive spent on learning tyvm”- Jamie Crompton
“I've just finished this course and have to say it's excellent!Things are broken down into simple, easy to digest chunks and then used to build up the bigger program.And as a bonus you create a usable classic game!”- Stephen Hoult
“The strong suit of this course was the instructor's ability to slowly build up the components that make up a game in a manner that was very easy to follow. In a short time, I was able to go from knowing almost nothing about game mechanics to becoming a competent game developer. I highly recommend this course to those with even only a little bit of programming experience and want to delve into game development.”- Abdisalan Mohamud
“Luka goes through the basics of beginning with SFML at a great speed. Highly recommend. Thank you, Luka!”- Darion M
“Fast, easy to learn and with great examples. Have no complains, only congratulations to the creator of the course! Taught me all the basics of the c++ language and the SFML library, allowing me to create great games!”- Igor Pereira
“This is an awesome tutorial for those who want to jump into Game Programming. I can now explore more on the knowledge gained. The tutorial is the best for even those who does not have any programming knowledge. Well done Luka !!!.”- Anish Thankachan
“This course will show you the bases of C++ game development after this course you will be able to make any simple game on your own.”- Trystan Laplante

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thomas rush > With 4 hours of content spread across 42 lectures...

Four hours of content spread across 42 lectures? So the lectures are... about 6 minutes each?

Aug 10 2014 at 9:23am Copy Link

Rick Truell Thomas: Some of the "lectures", particularly as you get towards the end of the course, are just .zip files containing project files (probably sample code) that you download. One is even just exercises. While some of the actual lecture videos are only 2, 3 or 4 minutes long, some are 9, 10 or 11 minutes long. One is even just over 15 minutes. If you click on the "Get This Deal" link, you end up on a page with a table of contents for the course, showing what each "lecture" teaches and how long the video, or how big the download, for that "lecture" is.

Aug 10 2014 at 7:31pm Copy Link