My suggestion is to make use of a code repo on say github and use that to collaborate with others and to chip at it on your own as well. Unity overall provably has the most resources available paid and free to get you started. There are tons of tutorials out there, you just have to make sure they are recent. Youre looking at c# and getting well acquainted with the ide. There are more robust game engines out there though, Unity being the biggest one. You could even wrap up your web game in say electron or cordoba to deliver it to other platforms in the future.įor a card game i dont see how you could go wrong here.
There are are several 2d and 3d js game engines you could use like threejs pixijs phaser amd others. In Terms of web technologies youre looking at canvas and webgl with js or preferrably typescript as your language.
#JAVA CARD GAME SIMULATOR HOW TO#
What's a good place to start? Flash? Java? I don't want to aim too low and be hindered by limitations if I do want to figure out how to do some complex functions, but I also don't want to spend months getting a window on screen and drawing a card in it.Ī benefit to using Java would be that they use that at my workplace so I would be able to follow along a bit more.įorget about flash. I guess Tabletop Simulator could technically work but then you need to actually use the rules manually. So it's more complex than just setting up a poker deck simulator.
#JAVA CARD GAME SIMULATOR FOR ANDROID#
* Probably suited best for PC so I don't really care for Android at this point. * After getting the game playable, an AI opponent would be nice but would need entirely different functions for the different modes. * A set of values for each card including special rules (i e, a card with a function that only works against specific other cards). * Basic 2D animations (some card effects, maybe sprite animation). Once upon a time I dabbled in Basic and Pascal but I haven't done any real programming (except RPG Maker and, you know, HTML and Excel) in many years. I would look for volonteers but I know that it's really unreliable to actually get something finished. So I've been thinking of turning a card game I made into a computer card game, but since I don't really know anyone who programs (except, you know, all the IT people at work) I figure that I need to get started myself.
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