Creating a 2D PC Space Invaders Arcade Game Using Unity, C#

Creating a 2D PC Space Invaders Arcade Game Using Unity, C#, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 5, with 72 lectures, based on 3 reviews, and has 31 subscribers.

You will learn about How to create a moving star field background for the game How to create the player, enemies, player projectiles and enemy projectiles and make them move How to detect when the player and enemies are hit by projectiles How to determine when the game is won and lost How to add multple levels to the game How to add sound effects to the game How to make the game as easy or hard to win as you like This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn how to create a complete Space Invaders game in Unity or Anyone who wants to learn the basics of creating an 2D arcade game in Unity It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn how to create a complete Space Invaders game in Unity or Anyone who wants to learn the basics of creating an 2D arcade game in Unity.

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Summary

Title: Creating a 2D PC Space Invaders Arcade Game Using Unity, C#

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 72

Number of Published Lectures: 72

Number of Curriculum Items: 72

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 72

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to create a moving star field background for the game

How to create the player, enemies, player projectiles and enemy projectiles and make them move

How to detect when the player and enemies are hit by projectiles

How to determine when the game is won and lost

How to add multple levels to the game

How to add sound effects to the game

How to make the game as easy or hard to win as you like

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn how to create a complete Space Invaders game in Unity

Anyone who wants to learn the basics of creating an 2D arcade game in Unity

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn how to create a complete Space Invaders game in Unity

Anyone who wants to learn the basics of creating an 2D arcade game in Unity

All software and resources used in this course are free.

In this course, you will learn how to create a complete Space Invaders game in Unity from an instructor with 40 years programming experience.  You do not need to have any unity or programming experience.  I will explain everything as we create the game together.  Here are some of the things you will learn in this course.

– How to create a Unity project

– How to configure the Unity editor

– How to import assets into Unity

– How to create a moving star field background

– How to create the player, enemies, player projectiles and enemy projectiles

– How to make the player, enemies and projectiles move

– How to prevent objects from moving when hit by other objects

– How to prevent projectiles from moving off the screen

– How to detect when a projectile has hit an enemy or the player

– How to determine when the game is won

– How to determine when the game is lost

– How to add multiple levels to the game

– How to add sound effects to the game

– How to test the game throughout the development process

– How to investigate and correct errors

– How to publish the project to a stand alone application

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Getting Unity

Lecture 3: Creating a Project

Lecture 4: Creating a Moving Star Field Background

Lecture 5: Getting Asset Packages

Lecture 6: Asset Package Files Download

Lecture 7: Importing Asset Package Files

Chapter 2: Create the Player and Player Projectile

Lecture 1: Creating the Player Object

Lecture 2: Creating the PlayerController Script

Lecture 3: Preventing the Player from Moving Off Screen

Lecture 4: Creating the Player Projectile Prefab

Lecture 5: Creating the Player Projectile with Code

Lecture 6: Moving the Player Projectile

Chapter 3: Create the Enemy Group and Enemy Projectile

Lecture 1: Creating Game and Enemy Objects

Lecture 2: Coding the Creation of the Enemies – Variables

Lecture 3: Coding the Creation of the Enemies – Code

Lecture 4: Making Enemies Disappear When Hit

Lecture 5: Restricting Player Fire to One at a Time

Lecture 6: Moving the Enemies Horizontally

Lecture 7: Moving the Enemies Vertically

Lecture 8: Generating Enemy Fire – Variables

Lecture 9: Generating Enemy Fire – Code

Lecture 10: Making Enemy Projectiles Move – CHALLENGE

Lecture 11: Making Player Disappear When HIt

Chapter 4: Manage Object Movement

Lecture 1: Stopping Unwanted Object Movement Due to Collisions

Lecture 2: Stopping Player Projectiles Moving Off the Top of the Screen

Lecture 3: Stopping Enemy Projectiles Moving Off the Bottom of the Screen – CHALLENGE

Chapter 5: Manage Lives with Start Game and End Game Events

Lecture 1: Creating LIves – Objects

Lecture 2: Creating LIves – Variables

Lecture 3: Controlling When Enemies Start and Stop Moving and Firing – Part 1

Lecture 4: Controlling When Enemies Start and Stop Moving and Firing – Part 2

Lecture 5: Removing a Life Each Time the Player is Hit

Lecture 6: Ending the Game When the Player is Hit After All Lives Lost

Lecture 7: Ending the Game When the Enemy Breaches the Player Row

Lecture 8: Ending the Game When the Player Knocks Out All Enemies

Chapter 6: Create Score and Level Displays

Lecture 1: Creating Score Display – Objects

Lecture 2: Creating Score Display – Code

Lecture 3: Creating Level Display – Objects – Part 1

Lecture 4: Creating Level Display – Objects – Part 2

Lecture 5: Creating Level Display – Variables

Lecture 6: Creating the Level Display – Code

Chapter 7: Create Dialogs

Lecture 1: Creating the Start Game Dialog – Panels

Lecture 2: Creating the Start Game Dialog – Play Game Button

Lecture 3: Creating the Start Game Dialog – Enemy Speed Text

Lecture 4: Creating the Start Game Dialog – Enemy Fire Rate Text

Lecture 5: Creating the Start Game Dialog – Hit Points and Control Keys Text

Lecture 6: Creating the Dialog Border – Objects

Lecture 7: Creating the Start Game Dialog – Variables

Lecture 8: Creating the Start Game Dialog – Code

Lecture 9: Creating the End Game Dialog – Objects

Lecture 10: Creating the End Game Dialog – Code – Game Lost

Lecture 11: Creating the End Game Dialog – Code – Game Won – CHALLENGE

Lecture 12: Creating the Exit Game Dialog – Objects

Lecture 13: Creating the Exit Game Dialog – Code

Chapter 8: Manage Restarting the Game, Leveling Up and Resetting the Game

Lecture 1: Restart, Level Up and Reset – Variables

Lecture 2: Restarting the Game – Code

Lecture 3: Leveling Up – Code

Lecture 4: Resetting the Game – Setup

Lecture 5: Resetting the Game – Destroy Projectiles

Lecture 6: Resetting the Game – Restore LIves

Lecture 7: Resetting the Game – Restore Enemies

Lecture 8: Resetting the Game – Reset Enemy Movement / Fire Variables and Player Position

Chapter 9: Add Sound Effects

Lecture 1: Adding Sound Effects – Setup

Lecture 2: Adding Sound Effects – Enemy HIt

Lecture 3: Adding Sound Effects – Player Fires

Lecture 4: Adding Sound Effects – Player Hit – CHALLENGE

Lecture 5: Adding Sound Effects – Enemy Movement

Lecture 6: Adding Sound Effects – Toggle Sound On and Off

Chapter 10: Finishing Up

Lecture 1: Conducting Final Testing

Lecture 2: Building a Standalone Application

Lecture 3: Conclusion

Lecture 4: Project Files

Instructors

Brian Covault
Application Developer

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