1. C ++
Honestly, this is a very good Game Programming Language for both programmers and game developers. I also learn this language first to get the foundation, to get the basic knowledge for programming. You can learn it right from the start. C ++ can both help you get the basics and program the game with each arrow hitting 2 targets. Engine Support has Unreal Engine, Godot Engine, Cocos2dx, Cry Engine, Panda 3D. The engines that I mentioned above are fine for beginners. It is not that difficult.2. C #
C # is an object-oriented language. If this language does not have the basics, it will be very difficult for you to dance. If you have learned C ++ then it is easy to jump into this child, not very difficult. But if you learn it, you will be an arrow that hits 3 more than C ++. 1 is web making, 2 is making apps, 3 more games are delicious. If using C # as a Game Programming Language, there are the following Engine that supports it:- Unity: This child is supportive 😀 I have nothing to discuss her "support"
- Godot: Support is still quite weak and not very strong
- CryEngine: This is Engine built from C ++ and it supports C #, Lua
- WaveEngine: This is an Engine that is based on C # that allows you to create cross-platform games
3. Python
This is really an easy Game Programming Language. It's so easy that I haven't learned it yet, but only learn the language based on it that I can get used to many things, solve math problems,... It's easy. Python is not used in the game very much, most of them are boring game engines. Python is also rated quite high on the rankings. With the Engine it supports, there are:- Godot Engine: Godot is not always supported like C # - Unity. This Engine's own language uses GDScript which is based on Python and Lua. Most of them are Python, Lua has quite a few. Support 2D & 2.5D & 3D
- Cocos2D Engine: This child supports like Godot.
- Panda3D: I mentioned him in C ++. This one is 3D
- Pygame: this guy definitely can't help but mention it and make the game a bit poor, but it's okay
4. JavaScript
Surely you can't mention this guy. A web programming language, an extremely versatile language that is used a lot in game programming. Well then, which engines does it support:Game Maker Studio: Definitely can not ignore this guy. The engine that I made the first game and the game like sh * t :(. Also, I use it in addition to JavaScript, I also use Game Maker Language. Make 2D - 3D games. I recommend you change Engine, Full platform
- Gamvas: This is an HTML5 platform game
- GDevelop: Also this 2D, supports most of today's platforms.
- PlayCanvas: With this guy, it's 3D, support like you above.
- RPG Maker: I almost forgot this guy, how well do you make an RPG game.
5. Lua
Great game programming language. I have a really deep impression of this language: etc. Lua is a widely used language such as Adobe's Photoshop Lightroom PC software, embedded system, or the first game World of Warcraft addons and Angry Birds. Lua is the leading language used in the game. Thengine it supports is quite a lot and it is DELICIOUS:- CryEngine; This child is both C ++ and lukewarm so it is quite delicious, only supports 3D
- Codea: This child is 2D only for iOS
- Defold: 2D-3D, cross-platform with luffing only
- Leadwerks: 3D, Supports Linux and Windows platforms
- Lumberyard: This 3D child supports PS 4, PC, Xbox
- ShiVa: This is 3D. Platform support Windows, PS3, PS4 Xbox 360, Xbox One