Unity Clone the Color Switch Game for iOS and Android phones

Unity Clone the Color Switch Game for iOS and Android phones, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.75, with 69 lectures, based on 32 reviews, and has 1436 subscribers.

You will learn about build a professional and addictive game with Unity draw your own graphics in no time, without any artistical skills program the code logic yourself, without having to hire a developer publish the game yourself to iTunes app store publish the game yourself on Google Play (Android) Make app icons yourself, in no time This course is ideal for individuals who are people who love playing games and want to make games themselves or computer engineer or computer students or tinkerers or game enthusiats or graphic artists It is particularly useful for people who love playing games and want to make games themselves or computer engineer or computer students or tinkerers or game enthusiats or graphic artists.

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Summary

Title: Unity Clone the Color Switch Game for iOS and Android phones

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.75

Number of Lectures: 69

Number of Published Lectures: 69

Number of Curriculum Items: 69

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 69

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

build a professional and addictive game with Unity

draw your own graphics in no time, without any artistical skills

program the code logic yourself, without having to hire a developer

publish the game yourself to iTunes app store

publish the game yourself on Google Play (Android)

Make app icons yourself, in no time

Who Should Attend

people who love playing games and want to make games themselves

computer engineer

computer students

tinkerers

game enthusiats

graphic artists

Target Audiences

people who love playing games and want to make games themselves

computer engineer

computer students

tinkerers

game enthusiats

graphic artists

In this course I will show you how to build and program a clone of the top video game called Color Switch where the player controls a ball that bounces which can only pass through obstacles that correspond with a color. We will be Using the Unity game engine to do that.

You don’t know what Unity is or you’ve never used Unity? Or you think you don’t know enough to make a professional game with Unity?

NO PROBLEM.. Hear me:

I will show you every single steps in the video lectures. You will learn how to program all the code to make the ball bounce, change color, collide with other shapes, build the menu user interface, and control the player score.

You will also learn how to draw all types of shapes such as triangles, rectangles, circles and crosses and you will get to animate them.

Finally, we will go through all the steps to publish the game to the Google Play store and the iTunes app store.

This course has all you need to go from zero to hero. come join the community of game students. See you in the course forum.

Remember this: Simple games are often the best. Color Switch is a simple premise, you bounce a ball and pass through obstacles that correspond with a color.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Overview

Lecture 1: Get to know your instructor and course overview

Lecture 2: Introduction to the project

Lecture 3: How to approach the cloning of Color Switch game

Lecture 4: Creating the Unity project

Lecture 5: Adding the main ball

Lecture 6: Adding the base floor

Lecture 7: Adding Physics to the Ball

Lecture 8: Creating the 2D ball with an image editor

Lecture 9: Adding 2D Physics to the ball and floor

Lecture 10: Getting the ball to stop after touching the floor

Lecture 11: Programming the ball upward jump

Lecture 12: Defining the collection of allowed colors

Lecture 13: Randomly assigning ball color

Lecture 14: Creating the first obstacle

Lecture 15: Checking for collision between ball and obstacle

Lecture 16: Programming the right and wrong color collision

Lecture 17: Checking for the correct color

Lecture 18: Programming the bar horizontal movement

Lecture 19: Adding multicolor bars to the horizontal obstacle

Lecture 20: Programming the ball max speed

Lecture 21: Creating multiple obstacles with prefabs

Lecture 22: Creating obstacles with quadrilateral shapes

Lecture 23: Programming object rotating around their center of gravity

Lecture 24: Building Triangular shapes

Lecture 25: Adding the rotation to the triangulr shapes

Lecture 26: Building the Cross shape and make it rotate

Lecture 27: Building the circular tube in the Image Editor (Photoshop)

Lecture 28: Designing the multicolor circular shape in Unity

Lecture 29: Adding the Star check point to increase score

Lecture 30: Programming the player score

Lecture 31: Displaying score with UI canvas and Text controls

Lecture 32: Adding star checkpoint to each shapes

Lecture 33: Adding the star checkpoint to multiple shapes

Lecture 34: Adding star checkpoint on circle

Lecture 35: Drawing the color switch component

Lecture 36: Building the color switcher component

Lecture 37: Programming the ball color switch part 1

Lecture 38: Programming the ball color switch part 2

Lecture 39: Adding the color switcher to different shape objects

Lecture 40: Updating the shape prebafs with color shifter components

Lecture 41: Designing the Main Menu panel in Unity

Lecture 42: Programming the Game Launch function

Lecture 43: Freezing the ball prior to tapping the screen

Lecture 44: Building the Game Over logic

Lecture 45: Working on the Game Restart logic

Lecture 46: Making complex multi shapes

Lecture 47: Make improvements to the overall gameplay

Lecture 48: Drawing the game app icon

Lecture 49: Adding the game settings

Lecture 50: Compiling the game for iPhones

Lecture 51: the iOS dev license

Lecture 52: Configuring the app in iTunes Connect

Lecture 53: Uploading the game build to iTunes

Lecture 54: Publishing to the Google Play store

Lecture 55: Add Advertising banner – Google Admob

Chapter 2: Going PRO – Enhancing the video game

Lecture 1: Adding the camera shake effect on game over

Lecture 2: Adding a trailing effect to the main ball

Lecture 3: Improving the score feedback

Lecture 4: How to share app on Twitter using Unity 5 for any platform

Lecture 5: Adding the Rate game button to iOS and Android using Unity 5

Lecture 6: Unity How to make cool menu buttons

Lecture 7: Unity Keep track and show high score

Lecture 8: Unity add reward system for high scores (part 1)

Lecture 9: Unity reward system User Interface

Lecture 10: Unity How to program a reward system to switch character skins

Lecture 11: Unity Displaying the new rewards on game over

Lecture 12: Unity Adding glowing neon effect to your game

Lecture 13: Unity How to play sound effects and background music for video games

Chapter 3: Bonus

Lecture 1: Bonus and project files

Instructors

Yohann Taieb
Apps Games Unity iOS Android Apple Watch TV Development

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5 stars: 17 votes

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