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>>18066
No but I often have nightmares if you want to use them for concepts. They are very detailed and I write them down.

If you know how to develop in 3D you can make some really scary stuff.

>>18074
Sadly my knowledge is very limited, and it only goes as far as 2D stuff.
I would be very interested in the dreams. You can contact me at [email protected]

>>18078
SORRY that's my old email address, please contact me at [email protected] I'm so dumb, lol.

I have no experience in game development, but I do work as a programmer.

>>18078
If you're a beginner to 3D, that's even better because you can hit that early-00s uncanny valley horror.
Also, please use Unreal over Unity. Unreal is just a stronger engine.

Just learn how to use Blender and research and slowly learn.
As well, I'd recommend Unity because it's easier to work with for new devs, and C# is easier to learn than C++.
I'd recommend learning some Python before moving onto other languages though, just use learnpyhton.org
>>18104
Unreal is a nice engine, but Unity I think is better for beginners. Unity isn't a bad engine either, it's just that most people that use it are too incompetent to optimize properly.

godot might also be an option if you would prefer something more lightweight. would also suggest learning python, since the scripting language godot uses is similar (you can also use python for pygame or renpy)

>>18066
Gamemaker will be easiest. A lot of people use it and there are tutorials for everything.

I don't know shit but I know my way around learning shit and can get you good resources. Shoot me an email [email protected]