Octo Man
In this Course you’ll learn how to create the board game Ludo 3D with Unity Engine. Board games a quite popular even on mobile or pc. I will show you step by step how you can create Ludo.
This course is a Beginner course, so if you have trouble in any case, write me a message or Q&A, and i’ll help as best as i can.
If you are beginner, you might have some trouble to follow, but the videos will guide you through the complete course. Don’t forget you only become better if you repeat things and keep on learning!
So we create Systems which will give us the freedom to:
C# (Monodevelop)
A path system to create our own playfield
A statemaschine to handle all players / cpus
A node system to know who is where
AI which is able to play completely alone
Unity (2018.2)
we create a playfield
we create a GameManager
we create a main menu scene where we can pick who wants to play
we create a game over scene to see who are the first 3 players
Course Material
I provide the following Material with the Course:
1x Node 3D Model
1x Stone 3D Model
Instructor Details
Courses : 8
Specification: Unity Game Tutorial: Board Game – Ludo 3D
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| Price | $16.99 |
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| Duration | 7 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$16.99
Bernd Rendic –
Before start I want to say I have purchased over 50 courses here on Udemy and had a chance to see many different products from bad to great, as well as communicate with many Instructors and learn from them rather then just from information of the course they posted. some were so great they even written me lines of codes for implementing my/different ideas and showcase what we have done with the game. When comes to the Ludo Tutorial Alone I have to say it is well produced and put together with a good pacing and progress. Tutor s accent and narrations are great I was able to follow without too many problems I have always wanted to understand and see the example of Turn Based board game And get an idea about the Mechanic of this type of games, And I have to say this tutorial does deliver on many features you might need for any turn based /board game. Even though I am extremely happy with the knowledge I got from this tutorial, I do wish there was more to it Wish the Instructor expanded on variations and different approaches. Showing different mechanics. This Tutorial does not give you the finish script, this is not the negative, because it forces you to do it yourself and learn, rather then copy and paste the code skipping through it. We all done it when loosing concentration, and this is about learning rather then stealing the code. Downside is if you do make a mistake, rather then comparing the code you have to re watch videos and hope you know Where the error might be. This can be frustrating. ( had my share of that) Unlike some other instructors I had pleasure purchasing course from, this Tutor is not very helpful when it comes to answering the questions, and He is definitely not proactive at all in giving extra info you might need. this is the only reason I cant give him 5 stars For example I ask tutor how would he go about doing something? I ask Tutor how would we go making an Ai more Clever and get AI to pick who is kicked back to the base, Based on which enemy is closer to the garage. His reply was defending his approach and telling me to do it myself. Then I missed a part where reroll was placed in the move out of base co routine! So after re watching several times I still could not find it anywhere in the videos I message saying, have I missed something or this is missing? Instead of replying something along the line , hey this is in that section when we done that and so on , All Tutor said was Seems you missed it then. So as I said before Great Tutorial, it is Must have for anyone into Board and turn based games I cant recommended it enough Sadly don t expect much of any extra help from tutor though.
Santosh Parihar –
The approach he take to write the code is amazing…………….
Jose Rafael Bolano Pinedo –
Excellent way to present the game mechanics. The development of the game itself is well paced and easy to follow. Looking forward to complete the second half of the course!
Chandreshsinh Jadeja –
Good Course you get to learn a lot and we get response to our question really fast Thanks for this course and for answering my Questions Quickly
William Trudell –
Very good course. Solid programming especially for structuring the game play using coroutines and handling timing with a few techniques to make the movement and play more interesting. Octo Man is easy to understand and gives great solid explanations. It’s also easy to see how this could also be used to create other race board games with a few adjustments.
Shubham Sinha –
Some 2 3 feature of ludo are missing.
Robert Brozewicz –
I like it very much. All the part of the course are very focused and keep me interested. The useful information is delivered in short bursts. Every course is different and I understand that sometimes the opposites can work. In this case, I can see that the approach taken by the instructor is working because it is both helpful and engaging.
Arno Kohl –
Well done course on an interesting but much neglected topic recommended. Pros: you won’t find much on (digital) board games despite being very popular even nowadays clear and easy to follow instructions author knows what he is talking about (unfortunately, this is not true of so many I teach you game dev types out in the wild) cons: some data redundancy due to the coding approach. E.g., not every stone (that is: pawn) needs to store the path from base to target. That could be handled by a player class instead. Contrary to the description this is not a beginner’s course. I am teaching game dev for probably 15 years now, and even in the programming part I never start with such a project. No project files available. I do well understand the author’s intentions but you can’t expect beginners to be able to debug in a sensitive manner or to debug at all. And students with a somewhat more solid foundation in programming may be interested only in some parts of your project. Even if they want to learn only a certain technique, they are forced to plough through all vids. Overall: as said before recommended. Watch out for this authors courses and have a look at his youtube channel as well. Thank you octoman for your effort.
Amit Kumbhar –
Need to implement safe zone where multiple stones of same/different color seats on same node and also for starting node.
Erol IVKIN –
This course is wonderfull and very important. Because almost all UNITY tutors are about FPS, RPG, Race games. There is no tutors about board games. Otto Man is really perfect instructor even best of UDEMY Unity instructor for me. I bought many courses and watched tutorial videos about Unity, but Otto Man is the best of best. If yo buy this course won’t be regret never. In this course, you wil learn CPU moves in the games and how to played automatically bu pc. Thanks Otto Man for this so vauble course.
Deepak dattatray Kalyani –
Instructor‘s programming knowledge is high. he explain very smoothly in every lecture. But he not mentioned the safe zones as well as if more than one token is seat in the safe zone then their alignment with respect to each other in order to select token for move is not mentioned.
Onur Can Tekba –
so good
Brad Geren –
This was a great course with step by step instructions on how to build a Unity Board Game. I will definitely use it as a reference for my plan to build a different board game in Unity, and am very happy I found it since I had no experience before in Unity or C#. While the instructor is very knowledgeable, I found that a bit more explanation would have helped me fully understand what I was doing. Regardless, I highly recommend the course for those interested in a complete course on building a board game!
Vivek Siddharth –
very explanatory and detailed, all steps are included from start to end to make a complete turn based game. I have learned a lot from the course. Don’t consider 7 hrs video is less, it is very condensed course.