Unity Game Developer Masterclass 2021 (2D, 3D and FPS)

Unity Game Developer Masterclass 2021 (2D, 3D and FPS), available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 199 lectures, 15 quizzes, based on 635 reviews, and has 4474 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn C# by making video games Learn how to use unity to build your first game Build your first game, without writing a single line of code Learn the fundamentals of the programming language C# by building a couple of code-heavy games Build 2D and 3D games Build more advanced games such as a 3D Plattformer Build a Space invader clone 2D Build Fruit Ninja clone Build First Person shooter / zombie survivor game Learn a lot about 3D animations, enemies, health systems, level design, game design This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to start building games or People who want to learn coding in a fun way It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to start building games or People who want to learn coding in a fun way.

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Summary

Title: Unity Game Developer Masterclass 2021 (2D, 3D and FPS)

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 199

Number of Quizzes: 15

Number of Published Lectures: 196

Number of Published Quizzes: 15

Number of Curriculum Items: 214

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 211

Original Price: 219.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn C# by making video games

Learn how to use unity to build your first game

Build your first game, without writing a single line of code

Learn the fundamentals of the programming language C# by building a couple of code-heavy games

Build 2D and 3D games

Build more advanced games such as a 3D Plattformer

Build a Space invader clone 2D

Build Fruit Ninja clone

Build First Person shooter / zombie survivor game

Learn a lot about 3D animations, enemies, health systems, level design, game design

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to start building games

People who want to learn coding in a fun way

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to start building games

People who want to learn coding in a fun way

Do you want to get a job as a game developer?

Or maybe you want to make money with your own games?

Either way, this course is the ideal start for that. This course is great for complete beginners who have no experience coding and no experience in game development in general.

You are going to learn everything step by step and become a game developer as a result.

First, we are going to install Unity and Visual Studio, the best tools for game development out there. Then you will learn how to use unity to build your first game, without writing a single line of code. In the next chapters, we will dive deeper and start coding and discovering different features.

Throughout the course, you will build several games such as:

3D Platformer, where you will learn a lot more about physics in game development

Space invader clone, which is an amazing 2D game. Here you will learn some neat tricks useful for any 2D game

Fruit Ninja clone, which was a huge success in the mobile games world a couple of years ago.

Once you are done with all of these cool but not very graphics and feature-heavy games, we are going to start building an absolute beast of a game. A First-Person shooter slash zombie survivor game. Here you will learn a lot about 3D animations, enemies, health systems, level design, game design, and a lot more.

The final Project is a Tycoon game, similar to Adventurist, a huge mobile game success.

This course will teach you features like Unity 3D Physics and Physics components and 3D and 2D Game Development.

You will learn what are Animations and Animator, what are Collision Detection?

You will understand how to monetize your game, how to integrate Ads Manager and In-App Purchases.

The different game features include Scene Management, Environment Design, Modular Map Building, Character Control, Navigation Mesh, and many more.

Check out the curriculum to get a deeper understanding of the whole course! 

I’m Denis Panjuta, your instructor for this course. I have taught programming to over 200000 students around the world and worked together with a team of two game developers to make this course as great as possible. You will get to know them in the Q&A section, as they will help you out if you have any questions while going through the course.

So you are getting amazing course content, code that is worth more than you are paying, customer support in case you are stuck and if all of that isn’t enough, you are also getting a 30Day money-back guarantee.

Are you excited about becoming a real game developer? Then don’t hesitate and get started in the course right now!

30-DAY FULL MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE

This course comes with a 30-day full money-back guarantee. Take the course, watch every lecture, and do the exercises, and if you feel like this course is not for you, ask for a full refund within 30 days. All your money back, no questions asked.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the course – And how to get most out of it

Lecture 2: Introduction to the chapter

Lecture 3: What is a game?

Lecture 4: What is a game engine?

Lecture 5: Installing Unity 2021.1.0

Lecture 6: First Project and Checking Connection between Unity And Visual Studio

Lecture 7: Overview of Unitys Interface

Lecture 8: Using extra windows and changing the layout

Lecture 9: Intro To GameObjects and Components

Lecture 10: GameObjects and Components in Action

Lecture 11: Outro

Lecture 12: Get The Most Out Of This Course!

Chapter 2: Code-less Fun Ball in a Maze Game

Lecture 1: Introduction to the chapter

Lecture 2: Setting up the Walls

Lecture 3: How to Import Unity Packages – And Use the Course Resources

Lecture 4: Adding the Player

Lecture 5: Changing the Player-mode Tint Color to save hours

Lecture 6: New Feature: Learning Paths

Lecture 7: Explaining Physics and Force – Rigidbody and Torque

Lecture 8: Adding A Parent GameObject and a Constant Force

Lecture 9: Adding our First UI by adding Buttons

Lecture 10: Connecting Game Physics with UI

Lecture 11: Adding the Winning UI

Lecture 12: Adding a Glass

Lecture 13: Stopping the game once won

Lecture 14: Adding Audio to the game

Lecture 15: Polishing the game by using the Asset Store

Lecture 16: Polishing challenge

Lecture 17: Outro

Chapter 3: Learning C# by Developing Mini Games – Guess the number

Lecture 1: Introduction to the chapter

Lecture 2: Why C#

Lecture 3: Our first Code

Lecture 4: Classes in C#

Lecture 5: Guess The Number Intro

Lecture 6: Adding The GUI

Lecture 7: Connecting a script to a button and using debug.log to write on the

Lecture 8: Variables overview

Lecture 9: Our first variable

Lecture 10: Getting User Input and use it in our code

Lecture 11: Converting Strings to Ints by using the Parse Method

Lecture 12: If Statements Overview

Lecture 13: Using Conditions in our game

Lecture 14: Checking if the user even entered a number

Lecture 15: Working with Text Objects in Unity and Code

Lecture 16: Methods overview

Lecture 17: Using Methods in our Guess The Number Game

Lecture 18: Challenge 1

Lecture 19: Challenge 2

Lecture 20: Outro

Chapter 4: Learning Advanced C# by Developing Mini Games – Hangman

Lecture 1: Introduction to the chapter

Lecture 2: Setting up the UI

Lecture 3: Setting Up the Hangman

Lecture 4: Using Deltatime to display a timer

Lecture 5: Introduction to Arrays

Lecture 6: Using Random Range and The Length of an Array

Lecture 7: For Loops and Incrementing and decrementing

Lecture 8: For Loops in Action, and Strings are just an Array of Chars

Lecture 9: OnGui Overview

Lecture 10: OnGui to get Key Events – how to use Contains and multiple conditions in an if s

Lecture 11: Understanding the IndexOf Method

Lecture 12: While Loops

Lecture 13: The Substring Method

Lecture 14: Adding the game logic to our hang man game

Lecture 15: Winning or Losing the game

Lecture 16: Getting Words from a Text File into the Game

Lecture 17: Resetting a Game by using the SceneManager

Lecture 18: Outro

Chapter 5: 2D – Space Invaders

Lecture 1: Introduction to the chapter

Lecture 2: Introduction – what we will build

Lecture 3: Setting up our Map

Lecture 4: Slicing and Animating our bullet

Lecture 5: The Animator and Animating the Player

Lecture 6: Game Difficulty – Excurse

Lecture 7: Adding Physics and creating prefabs

Lecture 8: Inputmanager and Playermovement

Lecture 9: Input System

Lecture 10: Setting up the Animations in the Animator

Lecture 11: Finishing the Animator settings

Lecture 12: Has Exit Time explained

Lecture 13: Spawning Bullets using Instatiate and InvokeRepeating

Lecture 14: Make Bullets and Enemies move

Lecture 15: Make Bullets follow the player

Lecture 16: Destroying the Bullets with OnCollisionEnter2D

Lecture 17: Spawning Bullets differently

Lecture 18: Ignoring specific Physics Colliders Using Tags. Bullets can destroy

Lecture 19: Destroy the player on collision with enemy

Instructors

Denis Panjuta
Teaches over 400,000 students to code

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2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 36 votes

4 stars: 192 votes

5 stars: 397 votes

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