Unreal Engine Blueprints – The Ultimate Developer Course

I am taking this course as a follow up to Stephen’s previous course with Unreal/C++. Looking forward to learning to build a mobile game to round out my skill set. Updated: 50% complete and this course is exceeding expectations. As in the previous course, Stephen does an amazing job of explaining each step and concept along with applicable examples. While the steps may be repeated during the learning, it is an excellent way to retain the information and gives me the opportunity to take and refine my notes for future reference. Looking forward to the last half of the course. Updated: 100% complete. The final mobile game was challenging, but was able to run through with no issues thanks to the detailed explanations of the concepts used throughout. Can’t thank Stephen again for making this and his other courses. Looking forward to another one!

great match breaks everything down I Have Learned More In 1 Week then My Whole time With Youtube…lol. I Can Now Hold Conversations With Full Sail Grads About Game Dev. And Understand What They Are Talking About.

Profesjonalizm szczeg lnie w kontek cie tworzenia aplikacji mobilnych

So far its good 🙂

Its just getting started but it is educational and useful so far. Covering the basics well.

I’ve done a couple of Blueprint courses but this one is by far and away the best. Everything is explained in great detail and I now understand the Blueprint system far better now. Highly recommended!

Outstanding course. Highly recommended course, one of the best out there! Full of information and knowledge. A big plus is the tutor repeating the steps in the end of each section quickly as a quick sum up. Only thing is missing is challenges, but he welcomes you to challenge yourself. Can’t wait for a new course from him!

Have been using UE4 for a couple of months familiar with the basics. Looking forward to see what else instructor can teach me that I may be unaware of as of yet.

Some videos are a little long but they do a very good job explaining what and how the program is used so far.

Superb course and a joy to follow along with. I’m a beginner with Unreal so new to the engine and to blueprints (apart from consulting some Epic resources and trying to follow another course on Udemy where the instructor moved way too fast). Stephen covered a lot of ground but did so at a gentle pace, explaining everything simply and plainly proof that you can cover a lot of material and still impart knowledge in a highly consumable way. Given Unreal is a huge engine, this course went beyond my expectations at this stage of my journey with Unreal. For part 3, I would have loved Stephen to go through the build procedure for IOS rather than sticking solely to Android that’s only a minor quibble though despite being a newbie to the Engine, I was fully comfortable with pausing the videos at certain points and continuing on myself as a challenge before seeing how Stephen continued that’s a testament in itself to the clear instruction Stephen provides. As an instructor, I also recognize that its not easy to make a course as polished and as easy to follow along as this one certainly a very well edited course and I would have no hesitation to recommending it particularly to others who want to learn the fundamentals and learn them well Thank you Stephen for a course which made a lot of information easy to learn and was a lot of fun to follow along with its a 6 stars out of 5 from me 🙂

I’ll update this review as I continue, but there are a few things I’d like to note now because they’re frustrating enough to me personally that I feel they’re worth mentioning. The first is that Stephen seems very fidgety. In every single lesson whenever he’s explaining something, he’ll move/swing the camera around wildly or constantly be dragging and re dragging Blueprint wires. As someone with both OCD and GAD, this constant fidgeting when I’m focusing on my screen and trying to listen to what he’s saying drives me insane. The second is that Stephen tends to go on tangents. For instance, Stephen spends the first third of the lecture about Pawns in Section 3 talking about default maps and how to load different maps. This information could have been presented way back in the beginning of the course when discussing the basics of Unreal. There’s a ton of information like this and excising it from unrelated lectures would make the course much more efficient. That said, I am learning, but at this point I feel like it’s in spite of the instructor not because of him, and that progress is mostly down to my pre existing knowledge/familiarity with game development precepts and concepts.

This course is easy to follow and the instructor is very good about explaining all the relevant details.

Perfect for grasping general idea and feeling comfortable with blueprint system