Re: I want to make a game, but don't know what language to use or how to g
If you really want to dive in to game development on the programming end, though, "learn python the hard way" is always popular, BGT comes with a decent manual if you're on Windows, and there are loads of game development tutorials out there for specific languages and libraries (pygame has great tutorials, but they are geared toward sighted developers. I'd suggest understanding how to work with simple text-based games before delving into anything that complex, however.)
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