Learn To Create a Card Combat Game With Unity C#

Learn To Create a Card Combat Game With Unity & C#, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.74, with 79 lectures, based on 288 reviews, and has 3096 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn C#, a modern versatile programming language Understand the capabilities of 3D development in Unity Develop strong and transferrable problem solving skills Gain an understanding of the game development process Learn how object oriented programming works in practice This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to make their own card battling games or People who want to create and publish their own games or Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development or Developers who want to re-skill across to game development or People interested in working in the game design industry or Competent and confident with using a computer It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to make their own card battling games or People who want to create and publish their own games or Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development or Developers who want to re-skill across to game development or People interested in working in the game design industry or Competent and confident with using a computer.

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Summary

Title: Learn To Create a Card Combat Game With Unity & C#

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.74

Number of Lectures: 79

Number of Published Lectures: 79

Number of Curriculum Items: 79

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 79

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn C#, a modern versatile programming language

Understand the capabilities of 3D development in Unity

Develop strong and transferrable problem solving skills

Gain an understanding of the game development process

Learn how object oriented programming works in practice

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to make their own card battling games

People who want to create and publish their own games

Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development

Developers who want to re-skill across to game development

People interested in working in the game design industry

Competent and confident with using a computer

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to make their own card battling games

People who want to create and publish their own games

Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development

Developers who want to re-skill across to game development

People interested in working in the game design industry

Competent and confident with using a computer

Learn how to create and program your very own card combat game using Unity, an industry-standard game development program used by large gaming studios and indie developers across the world.

In this course you won’t just be learning programming concepts, but tying these concepts to real game development uses. You will have access to a course forum where you can discuss the topics covered in the course as well as the next steps to take once the course is complete.

This course has been designed to be easily understandable to everyone, so whether you’re a complete beginner, an artist looking to expand their game development range or a programmer interested in understanding game design, this course will help you gain a greater understanding of development.

At the end of this course you will have developed the ability to understand such game elements as:

A Turn-Based Card Battling System

Placing Cards on a 3D Board

Holding & Highlighting a hand of Cards

Mana Point System For Cards

Damaging Player & Enemies

Audio systems

Enemy AI with variable playstyles

Battle Select System

and much more

The course also includes a complete version of the project to use for your own reference to ensure everything in your game works as it should!

Start learning today and let me help you become a game developer!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Project Assets

Lecture 3: Setting Up A New URP Project

Lecture 4: Unity Editor Layout

Chapter 2: Layouts

Lecture 1: Laying Out Our Scene

Lecture 2: Making A Card

Lecture 3: Finishing The Card Layout

Chapter 3: Cards

Lecture 1: Creating Our First Script

Lecture 2: Making The Card Script Work

Lecture 3: Creating A Scriptable Object

Lecture 4: Loading Data From The Scriptable Object

Chapter 4: Holding Hands

Lecture 1: Setting Up Our Hand

Lecture 2: Setting Card Positions In Hand

Lecture 3: Preventing Overlapping Cards

Lecture 4: Moving Cards Smoothly

Lecture 5: Raising Cards While Hovering

Chapter 5: Pick & Place

Lecture 1: Selecting Cards

Lecture 2: Returning A Card To Hand

Lecture 3: Creating Card Placement Areas

Lecture 4: Placing A Card On The Board

Lecture 5: Removing Card From Hand

Chapter 6: Mana System

Lecture 1: Spending Mana

Lecture 2: Showing Mana On UI

Lecture 3: Displaying A Low Mana Warning

Chapter 7: Decks

Lecture 1: Creating A Deck

Lecture 2: Drawing A Card

Lecture 3: Moving Card To Hand

Lecture 4: Showing A Physical Deck

Lecture 5: Click To Draw Cards

Lecture 6: Drawing Cards At Start

Chapter 8: Turns System

Lecture 1: Setting Up The Turn Order

Lecture 2: Limiting Actions To The Players Turn

Lecture 3: Ending The Players Turn

Lecture 4: Refilling The Mana Pool

Lecture 5: Mana Pool Growth

Lecture 6: Drawing Cards Each Turn

Chapter 9: Doing Damage

Lecture 1: Creating Enemy Cards

Lecture 2: Setting Up Player Card Attacking

Lecture 3: Damaging Cards

Lecture 4: Handling Defeated Cards

Lecture 5: Animating Card Actions

Lecture 6: Making The Animations Work

Lecture 7: Making Enemies Attack

Lecture 8: Damaging Player Overall Health

Lecture 9: CHALLENGE – Damaging Enemy Health

Chapter 10: Damage Display

Lecture 1: Showing Health on UI

Lecture 2: Creating A Damage Indicator

Lecture 3: Showing Damage Indicator

Chapter 11: Creating AI

Lecture 1: Setting Up Enemy Actions

Lecture 2: Simple Enemy Card Placement

Lecture 3: Setting Up Multiple AI

Lecture 4: Creating A Virtual Hand (Of Cards)

Lecture 5: CHALLENGE – Handling Enemy Mana

Lecture 6: Playing Cards From the Hand

Lecture 7: Playing Multiple Cards & Adding To Hand

Lecture 8: Creating A Defensive AI

Lecture 9: Creating An Attacking AI

Chapter 12: Completing Battles

Lecture 1: Ending The Battle

Lecture 2: Emptying The Players Hand

Lecture 3: Setting Up The Battle End Screen

Lecture 4: Showing The Result Screen

Lecture 5: Displaying Win Or Lose

Chapter 13: Menus, Menus, Menus!

Lecture 1: Creating A Main Menu

Lecture 2: Making The Main Menu Work

Lecture 3: Setting Up Different Battles

Lecture 4: Creating The Battle Select Menu

Lecture 5: Making The Battle End Screen Work

Lecture 6: Creating A Pause Screen

Lecture 7: Making The Pause Screen Work

Lecture 8: Deciding Who Goes First

Chapter 14: Audio

Lecture 1: Creating An Audio System

Lecture 2: Keeping Audio Active Between Scenes

Lecture 3: Spawning The Audio System

Lecture 4: Switching Background Tracks

Lecture 5: Adding Sound Effects System

Lecture 6: Playing Sound Effects

Chapter 15: Completing The Course

Lecture 1: Building The Game

Lecture 2: Next Steps

Chapter 16: Complete Project Files

Lecture 1: Complete Project Files

Instructors

James Doyle
Teaching The Basics of Making Games

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2 stars: 2 votes

3 stars: 22 votes

4 stars: 82 votes

5 stars: 179 votes

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