Ken DeVellis
A 2D game will be developed from scratch and you ll learn the basics of game development and more.
Perfect for Middle and High School students and just about anyone else who wants to get started developing games. No programming experience at all is required – just an interest in creating a game in Unity, the same software used to create Pokemon Go and so many other best selling games! You ll painlessly learn the basics of scripting too, because the videos introduce scripting as necessary along the way in both Part I and Part II of the course.
You ll be amazed at how fast you can learn Unity. And, you ll quickly become confident with all the game–creating basics. The pace of each video is designed for ease of learning, and not designed to cram as much as possible into each lesson. As an option, for those of you who want to continue game development using more features of Unity, the Part II course is available to add to your journey
(BTW, the 2D game developed in this series is based on the Flappy Worms game available on Google Play).
What are students saying about this course?
AWESOME!!!!!! This tutorial is clear and easy to understand. You have explained everything perfectly and I had no problems at all as well as in the last few tutorials. I have got to understand about developing games and I love it.
Instructor Details
Courses : 2
Specification: Intro to Game Development using Unity – Part I
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9 reviews for Intro to Game Development using Unity – Part I
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| Price | $13.99 |
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| Duration | 1.5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$13.99
Crystal Nina –
This is exactly what i wanted to learn. Keep them coming!
Aviraj Patel –
Effective course for totally beginners…
Shreyas Patel –
awesome
Gibril Njie –
Great course
Anthony Wilson –
very great class!!! had lots of fun and learned alot!!!
Robert Bolles –
This is a great beginner course. The instructor explains what to do step by step in an easy to follow way. I think creating a simple game in Unity is a much better way to get started than to jump in and attempt to write something complex. Take baby steps and eventually you’ll be building great games.
Salman Amin –
I am a secondary school student and this was a great start. The instructions are easy, clear and detailed.
Aniket Raj –
great for beginners
Zachary Avrutis –
The instructor is very well spoken. Starting with zero knowledge I have definitely learned some great things, I only wish some of the scripting was better explained instead of just copy these lines of code .