Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
4 Hour(s) 40 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
my bringback
Rating
5 views
Course Overview
This course is designed for those that want to learn how to create a video game with little to no experience.
In this course we will learn how to develop a 2D platform type of game in Unity. Unity is free to use and is a very powerful game engine with a lot of cool features and functionalities. James will walk you through how to create everything from an animated character from a sprite sheet, multiple level maps, enemies, moving platforms, camera scripting, audio integration, particle systems (for special effects), and much more. This course is tended for beginners looking to learn the basics of game development.
This game development course is setup as a walkthrough series; developing all the components of a game from scratch. James will be the course instructor who is a guest teacher for mybringback.
Course Content
- 4 section(s)
- 25 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Course Intro
- Section 2 Course Walkthrough
- Section 3 Bonus Tutorials
- Section 4 Course Outro
What You’ll Learn
- Learn all of the basic components of a 2d platform game. , By the end of this course, you will be able to develop your very own game!, You will understand sprite sheet animation, You will have a solid grasp on how Unity 2D game scripting works, You will understand standard game components, such as a camera, lighting, etc.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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KKatherine Kirby
Because udemy.com teaches people.
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SSkashh
Very simple, don't waste $50 on this when it is on YouTube for free, plus it has all the same downloads and everything except you pay $50 for this and not for the YouTube one.
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RRichard Parsons
This is a great beginner course to go through. It teaches many of the basics of a 2d platformer game and is a great supplement to other online materials. The author is active on twitter and I actually received an answer to the question I left via twitter before I received and answer here. By the way, he is working on a Unity 4.3 version of this type of tutorial and I'm looking forward to being first in line for it. I hope everyone else enjoys this course as much as I have.
