video game design and development

This is a very useful video for making a race in Disney Infinity. It teaches you good ideas and ways to add A.I.s and create a creative and fun racetrack in this game.

Jason Wilmot is a teacher in Nebraska who has been using minecraft with his students. He has provided a number of links to resources he has created and curated to help you teach with, learn with, and play minecraft!

This guy is great for Game Maker walkthroughs!

This site is actually a teacher's site for their own class. The resources listed on the side have information on different programs and sprites that can be done. I think this is helpful because it is another game design class and this may be helpful to learn from.

This website can help anyone who is creating self-made sprites in their game maker games.

Download a selection of the best Minecraft texture packs. Easily sort Minecraft resource packs by resolution, popularity or category.

this is very helpful in redstonia

when i was looking for a watch it build it i found this and it helped out sooooo much if you don't know how to play

This is a great, simple, well explained tutorial created by a young person. Very nicely explained

There're lots of cool sprites here. You have fruit and vegetable sprites, treasure sprites (genies?), animal sprites, and more! The page also has links to other pages on this website - the other pages have lots of enemy sprites that you can use, too.

Zatun prides itself of providing the most creative and best quality concept art, concept design and character design for your video game projects.

These resources posted by YoYo Games, the makers of Game Maker Studio include things such as sounds, backgrounds and sprites.

download these sprites to make your game look fancier

This is a great site to find resources you can use as sprites. This sites is great if you need a tutorial on how to do something. It also includes many other links to resources that may help you on your journey through Gm

This isn't just any blog, this is a blog made by the man, the myth, the legend, Mr. Isaacs! It's a great resource filled with links to other sites, mostly about game based learning. Towards the bottom of the page you will find the Holy Grail to all Game Maker tutorials. There are literally dozens of tutorials, all created by none other than Sir Isaacs himself.

Playfic is an online community that lets you write, remix, share, and play interactive text-based games with the world. The site includes tutorials on creating your own text-based adventure games.

this article gives tips on how to make your game more creative and make your game the best looking.

This is a tutorial on Youtube about GameMaker. This resource could definitely help a beginner who is new to GameMaker, and needs to no the basics about programming, rooms, sprites, sounds, etc.

This website has many different sounds and music that we can incoporate in our games. They can be in MP3 format or WAV.

This post contains many useful tricks you can use when creating your game. For example, it gives you tips on how to make your game quicker and more efficient to run. It also helps you on what sprites you should use to make your game better.

This website is the Gamemaker Community. You can share your games with other players, get tips and tricks from other game makers, learn how to make your game better, and chat with other players on this forum. This website also has a FAQ page that can help you with your game.

This site is really helpful if you are a beginner that doesn't know what to do first. This website also includes a schedule that you can follow as you get better at designing games. You can use this site to find new tricks and tips as well as features and audios to add into your game. Furthermore, this site includes FAQs if you're still confused. Finally, this page shows you how you can enter your game in competitions and contests if you believe that your game truly is one of a kind.

This is a very good guide for how to use gamemaker

This is a great beginner guide to game maker. It has all different levels of difficulty.