Complete C# Unity 3D Game Development in Unity 6 (Udemy.com)

100% Above expectations! They build the lessons in such a way that you learn while you are building the games which makes the experience awesome and easy to follow. Furthermore they have split each part in concise small video that contains specific information each which helps a lot!

It's an excellent course, and you will learn a ton. By the end of the course I was pausing and adding functionality, solving many of the problems before Steven even had chance to pose them as challenges. This is a testament to the course quality, proving that it was teaching me to independently solve problems rather than just like-for-like configuring unity objects. The review loses half a start because I wasn't a fan of the on-rails shooter, but I guess it was an opportunity to learn a few useful things.

A well made course. It starts simple with explaining of how to navigate the interface and such, and early on you will getting to learn to program as well. I still have a hard time to remember all the new programming terminologies and what you need to type to get it working, so making notes is a very good idea to get all of that into the and it help to look back if you forgot something. And practice of course! :)

After going through most of the course I have to say this is probably the best unity course available. Both the instructors are very knowledgeable. I have learnt a lot here and thinking of starting game development as a solo developer. Maybe the next step would be to learn a bit of Blender.

Pretty good, love the small episodes and the way it demonstrates everything you need to get going in Unity. Only complaint is that sometimes i'd like things to have more explanation by the instructor himself. It's good to have left the unity documentation in the resources tab but it'd be better to have him explain it directly on a deeper level

Pretty good course, here's what i thought of: what i liked: -The games were good, I'd recommend this course to other students. -How the difficulty of making each game, like the first 2 games were simple and beginner friendly, and galaxy strike was intermeditate, and so on. What could be better: -this course should have 1 or 2 different solutions in case a student makes a mistake,, for example, on lecture 78 I couldn't make my ship move even with the exact code. -the lectures should be a bit slower so student can have an easier job following along. :)

I looked at a lot of different courses for an entry into Unity and this is by far the best one. The course is densely packed with loads of different useful concepts and is worth every single minute of it. Thank you very much for this! On a side note: I really like Stephens speed, because normally I tend to speed up course videos. However, Stephen is sometimes thinking two or three steps ahead and then misses to exactly explain the steps he is taking (this is happening mostly when adjusting things in the Inspector). This can get confusing, and I found myself sometimes rewinding videos to understand, which option in which subset he is actually referring to. Still, it is absolutely no reason to reduce the course rating, because Stephens lectures are absolutely great regarding the content!

So far the course is good, I am on the last game section. I started from 0 and I learned a lot. However, Stephen's pace is sometimes too quick. I saw some comments related to that before I get the course and after taken the course some students also mentioned it on the lectures. I also saw the Stephen's response, nice to see you are reviewing the comments. I understand that it is kind a normal since he has lectures on more complex games. Just wanted to remind you this from student perspective. Thanks.

At first I was just amazed by the quality and the teaching style within this course. After a while i was even more amazed by seeing just how engaging it was. Considering how lazy i am naturally I didnt get overwhelmed at all and felt good at all times knowing that I am learning the most fundamental and necessary skills of unity game development at a comfortable pace.

Another excellent course from GameDevTv. The level of instruction, fun/interesting games/exercises with quality editorial oversight is unmatched by other publishers. I've since purchased the GameDevTv Lifetime membership (when on sale), but still use the Udemy versions I've purchased. I took the original version of this course about 5 years ago, and went back through again this time, to use each game as a basis to create my own game design versions. Even with time constraints, I could use each lesson as a daily exercise (create it myself as a challenge, and then watch the instructor's version). Then, git branch and replace the characters, scenes, graphics, and expand the game play/logic.... Thanks Rick, Stephen et al for re-playable and consistently updated content.