is unity a good place for begining game makers
Firstly you should know that if you post questions here that aren’t specific, aren’t formatted and have been asked a million times before, most people here aren’t going to give two sh!ts about you. That’s a free fact. Now to your question:
No Unity is not easy, but yes it is a very good place for beginners interested in making games when compared to the current alternatives. There are many reasons but I’ll go into just some of them.
- Tutorials & Learning material: there is a huge amount of documentation, scripts, video tutorials available for free to use with Unity which walks you through large parts of entire game development processes
- It’s Free: Unity is one of (if not the most) the most powerful free gaming engines you can currently get your hands on
- Compatability: getting many types of multimedia from audio, models, graphics to animations etc is very easily accompolished. A completely free game pipeline can be created with freeware software which integrates with Unity seamlessly (Blender & Gimp are 2 examples)
Hope that answers some of your questions. If you want to clarify, let me know.
Unity is very powerful (as @UnityDeveloper99 said), and is still the most close to easy that a 3D game engine could be - what isn’t exactly easy, for sure.
If you want to make 2D games, start with Flash. When you feel strong and wise enough to handle 3D games, switch to Unity. Unity handles 2D games as well, but you must think 3D, because the 2D games in Unity are actually 3D games constrained to a plane (usually xy).
My theory is that whenever you do something related to programming, it’s always at least 80% harder than you think it will be. Like all programming things, it’s only as hard as you make it.