Timothy Meixner
This course is about the Sprite Kit framework and how to use it to build your own Game clearly inspired by Nintendo’s best selling game Super Mario Run.
We’re going to build this app from scratch meaning you don’t have to have any prior experience in game development.
By the end of this course you will have a complete game you can then publish in the App Store.
The source code and the resources that we provide you with are already of incredible value. However the real value is actually the more than 10 hours of video content, in which we explain everything extremely detailed and if you still have any questions or need help, you can always just message us.
We start this course by giving you a thorough introduction to the SK Framework and its most important components, afterwards we’ll jump right into building our game, without having to worry about not understanding what we’re doing.
Using SKTileMapNode and the SceneEditor we will learn how to create amazing worlds and levels visually without having to write all of the code.
The Game itself will feature things such as:
As it is the case with all of our course we will provide you with all of the resources, project files and source code used in this course.
Instructor Details
Courses : 3
Specification: Introduction to iOS Game Development with SpriteKit & Swift
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| Price | $16.99 |
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| Duration | 10.5 hours |
| Year | 2017 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$16.99
Nan Stahl –
I’ve still got over 5 hours to go in the course but it has been excellent at getting me to understand so many things that I didn’t get the why for before that I already know it has taught me more than other tutorials. Great fun. And the art is excellent, too. Sometimes I can’t stand to use provided assets, not in this case.
Chase Reed –
it has been above expectations and has been amazing
ruth Wickings –
good on basics, old swift code so could be updated, badd spelling irritating but still is understandable
Shane Bolenback –
I found a few bounds along the way, possibly due to this course using an older version of Xcode and the kits, but other than that, really good.
Robert Owens –
yes, now it is time to download and modify and digest what I have learned. you should make another class on this subject
Vivek Manjunath –
Learning some amazing stuff here. However, the code base is completely outdated and is not updated with current iOS versions.
Luigi Pesce –
Corso ben articolato e pieno di informazioni utili, peccato sia un po’ datato