Angry Birds, Crossy Road & more: Game Development in Swift 4 (Udemy.com)

Was a very good and easy to follow course. I am on Swift 5, and the source code kept hanging when I would try to just open the files, but to be honest, I pretty much just followed along and typed up what was going on, and everything worked fine. There are a few things that changed between swift versions, but it is easily fixed. I learned allot, thank you! Only wish there was an example on how to import a model that has animations, and maybe SCNSkinner functions. However, I am sure that is more advance info.

I was skeptical about the course since it has not been updated to Swift 5 Xcode 11 but I have been surprised. The first 15% of the course is easy but then it gets into advanced concepts quickly. I highly recommend that as you hit new concepts that you do a lot of research to fully understand them. It took a while to wrap my mind around bitmasks, how the values are set and what the values mean. However now I have a good understanding it all makes sense. This course moves quickly but you do learn a warp speed.

I have to say this is the best course of IOS Game development in Udemy. After developing two huge games I feel confident in making my own games in near future. It wasn't an easy course and requires basic knowledge of Swift - I don't think that it's for beginners or for those who didn't do anything with Swift already. For me - this course exceeded expectations and I'm very happy with new knowledge Timothy and Johannes provided. Thank You very much!

While this does show you a basic game it really speeds over everything and assumes you already know how to do this and how everything works. When there is extra information provided it's extremely brief. A lot of the teaching leads to questions which go unanswered. This appears to be abandoned by the instructor so keep that in mind when you decide if this course is right for you. TLDR: It's like a crash course in brain surgery. Had I known it's one of those courses that leaves you on your own I would have avoided it.

For myself who is a completely beginner (fyr it's been 4months to learn code in my life) sometimes i have to find some terms or docs related to newly new grammars myself, which is also good, the tutor is giving a clear explanation and examples to build up essential game development which I wanted exactly. So far so happy with Timothy!

Hello, it is a great course that I have loved. It would improve an introduction in each chapter to make sense of what is being done. I have been doing the course at the same time, and I had to rewind several times because Johannes was a bit quick. I miss some more advanced chapter, to move animate objects in 3D, for example to walk (not onlymove boxes in the screen). In general fully recommended. May be another course more deeper ? Hola, es un gran curso que me ha encantado. Mejoraría una introducción en cada capítulo para dar sentido a lo que se está haciendo. He estado haciendo el curso al mismo tiempo, y tuve que retroceder varias veces porque Johannes fue un poco rápido. Extraño un capítulo más avanzado, para mover objetos animados en 3D, por ejemplo para caminar (no solo mover cajas en la pantalla). En general totalmente recomendado. ¿Puede ser otro curso más profundo?

Its good that it introduced the SpriteKit framework in a very nice and easy way; however I was rooting for the ColorSwitch game to be little bit more dynamic I guess? This is for a university course: we are assigned to do a project using any language we want, and we wanted to experiment swift's spritekit and display the game we made... Not sure if this will be enough to present, but all in all I like the course and I dont want to be unfair.

This is the best course I've taken for someone who is already familiar with Swift syntax and Xcode. The course doesn't just teach you how to develop the games they advertised. They also get into design principles and the logic of why they create their game in a particular structure. This was a huge deal for me. My only hope is that they create a sequel to this course for even more advance game development.

I learned a ton about building games for iOS. Before this class I had no prior knowledge and now feel as if I can build a basic game. Did not know Swift before taking the course. Just C++ and Python but I quickly caught on. I really enjoyed all the apps I was able to build while following along in this course. I would recommend to anyone wanting to start creating iOS games.

I'm loving this course. A few snafoos, but so far so good. This is awsome! I'v been waiting for a tutorial like this for a long time! I'm still not getting the concepts, slowly but surely, maybe one day it will all sync in my brain. I took a course code with Chris which was great, but I wanted to make video games on a apple app.