u/Congroy

Other than having a decade of 3D experience (I can handle creating characters and assets on my own) I'd be learning everything from scratch.

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My idea is: you play as an astronaut crashed landed on a distant jungle planet. Your ship is damaged but don't worry your robot partner is taking time to repair it! But your not alone on this planet. Hostile aliens find you and come to attack.

Your goal is to survive until time runs out. The aliens chase you and you must evade them in a small map. As the time goes lower more aliens appear to chase you. If you are caught 3 times it's a game over and a cutscene appears of them carrying you back to their lair. If you survive, you get to go back to your spaceship and escape.

Now of course this sounds simple to me, but I don't know how simple in reality. My goal is at the end of my work week to download unreal engine and start learning tutorials to try to make this game.

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Probably not the most fun, but this idea is inspired by a game me and my brother use to play a lot as kids, with mine of course being a much more simple version. I think it would be a good start to getting into game dev? what do you all think?

I think I need help from somebody in USA with a second number that they don't need/don't use to do the verify. Please let me know if you can assist. I really need help to do it. I can pay on your ko-fi, paypal, or cashapp.

Was watching viz academy UK to learn from to practice my lighting and materials skills. I didn't know AI enhancement could make such a difference so now I'm looking into nano banana and vizmaker to make a choice between them.

If there is something better please let me know... alternatively do you think this is ethical? I'm not an AI guy but it would just be enhancing something I already made instead of stealing and generating from scratch?

How do you all feel about it?