This is where the developers discuss the development of tushak

                                             
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What language are we planning to program in? Java or unity are good

Coders, unite!

But before that: which way we gonna make it: build the code from basic lines and creating our own thing, or use a framework? If we hard code the game, whiche language we gonna use? Else, if we use a framework, which one  we gonna use? Will be a generic game framework or a CCG game framework?

Everything but Java > Java

Maybe hard coding, as that way we can fiddle with different programming languages. I'm thinking java, flash or unity. Another question is how we're planning on presenting it. 

Dinok

Everything but Java > Java

Maybe c++, we need something that we can all do

Well, I think everyone here doesn't hate unity, so it might be our best option for hard coding. I don't know how to use it, but I can always try learn it. But we shouldn't discard using a framework, is better to use an open-source one, because the things we can't put naturally, we can hard code it, improving the tool and helping the community around that tool.

I think that this should be more of a group discussion, toe people for unity

I have a fair amount of experience in Unity - tutorials from my local Coderdojo, YouTube tutorials, and it is quite easy to pick up.

Yes, I agree that anyone who isn't familiar can catch up

So it' unity, I'm going to do some research about card games being made in unity and I'm gonna learn it.

P.S.: can someone PM me with a list of unity tutorials?

Dinok can you? Mine was self taught

http://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials/projects/roll-a-ball

I'd recommend starting off with that tutorial, then slowly going through the rest of them on http://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials/modules