I Made A Game With AI (No Experience)

I Made A Game With AI (No Experience)

April 7, 2024
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Creating a Video Game with AI Tools: A Beginner's Guide

Are you interested in creating a video game but have no idea where to start? Are you an extreme beginner when it comes to coding? Fear not, as we explore how to use AI tools to create a game in just a few hours. In this article, we will cover the following topics:

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

2. Choosing a Game Development Platform

3. Getting Started with Unity

4. Creating a Player

5. Adding Movement to the Player

6. Creating Obstacles

7. Shooting and Destroying Obstacles

8. Collecting Coins

9. Adding Sound Effects

10. Conclusion

Choosing a Game Development Platform

As an absolute beginner, it's important to choose a game development platform that is beginner-friendly. After consulting with GPT, we have chosen Unity as our platform of choice.

Getting Started with Unity

After downloading Unity, we begin by creating a 2D game. We then create a player using a prompt generated by GPT and remove the background using remove.bg.

Creating a Player

To create a player, we use a Sprite Renderer and a script generated by GPT. We also add a Rigid Body 2D and a Box Collider 2D to give the player a body and to detect collisions with other objects.

Adding Movement to the Player

To add movement to the player, we use a script generated by GPT that allows the player to move using the WASD keys. We also add a Move Input to allow the player to fly.

Creating Obstacles

To create obstacles, we use a prompt generated by GPT to create an asteroid. We then add a script to the asteroid to give it speed and health. We also add a Collider 2D to detect collisions with other objects.

Shooting and Destroying Obstacles

To shoot and destroy obstacles, we create a bullet using a prefab from Canva and add a script generated by GPT to control its movement. We also add a Collider 2D to detect collisions with other objects.

Collecting Coins

To collect coins, we create a coin using a prefab from Canva and add a script generated by GPT to control its movement. We also add a Collider 2D to detect collisions with the player.

Adding Sound Effects

To add sound effects, we use an Audio Source and add sound effects for shooting and collecting coins.

Conclusion

In conclusion, creating a video game using AI tools is a great way for beginners to get started in game development. With the help of GPT, we were able to create a game in just a few hours. We hope this article has been helpful in getting you started on your game development journey.

Highlights

- Unity is a beginner-friendly game development platform

- GPT can generate prompts for creating players, obstacles, and coins

- Adding movement to the player requires a Move Input and a script generated by GPT

- Shooting and destroying obstacles requires a bullet prefab and a script generated by GPT

- Collecting coins requires a coin prefab and a script generated by GPT

- Adding sound effects requires an Audio Source and sound effects for shooting and collecting coins

FAQ

Q: Can I use AI tools to create a 3D game?

A: Yes, AI tools can be used to create both 2D and 3D games.

Q: Do I need coding experience to create a video game using AI tools?

A: No, AI tools can generate prompts and scripts for you, making it easier for beginners to get started in game development.

Q: Can I deploy my game for others to play?

A: Yes, you can deploy your game for others to play using platforms such as itch.io or Steam.

Resources:

- Unity: https://unity.com/

- remove.bg: https://www.remove.bg/

- Canva: https://www.canva.com/

- AI Chatbot: https://www.voc.ai/product/ai-chatbot

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