Create Your First RPG And FPS Multiplayer Game In Unity (Udemy.com)

A lot of good stuff in this tutorial worth bookmarking, but all the important RPG elements are missing. No experience and leveling system. No inventory system. No quest system or dialogue with NPCs. No item drops. No gear swapping (except for weapons). And no game saving... C# section at the beginning is a good reminder of basics. The instructor does a good job explaining the code but likes to rewrite the same things over and over... Confusing when he shows and talks about other projects that are not included. The assets look good and the animation system is used and explained very well. Nice introduction to particles, UI and network. Works in latest 2018 Unity version, only a few outdated shader errors and the Lightning settings have changed so last part of course has some issues.

Very knowledgeable and experienced. A wealth of learning experiences to be had with this instructor. Would be a perfect instructor if he left out the beginning and end of videos. Is repetitive and asinine. I had to listen to "What it is and What is up guys!, AwesomeDudes.com" 208 times. Other than that, this is a course that should be taken.

I haven't yet finished the course, but so far I really feel like it's breezing through code and not discussing the design explaining why we do things. The instructor often reiterates things in no meaningful way, so there's a lot of superfluous time spent repeating simple things we've already been through. That time could be better spent discussing the flow of scripts/code and the decisions that lead us to writing that code the way we do. The content itself isn't bad, but I don't feel like I'm learning how to design a game - I'm learning how to put together THIS game. I may reassess this as the course progresses, however.

Got some coding tricks from here which i wasn't know. They were nice. About first 20-30 lessons. But when it comes to make a game. You will see different codes which you need to learn from documentation. Beacuse teacher saying things like that usually "I'm using this code beacuse it will work. Don't remember why but it will do the trick." instead of simply explain it clearly by examples for teach else students only learn copy-paste. So started to teacher don't know some things too. I wouldn't look for a teacher If i were think documentation enough for learn. I don't mean offense. Saying all for maybe they get better at teaching after they see what is missing. And for students: you can get this course but neither good nor bad. Don't expect much but don't think you are not gonna learn anything. There is some good points. I'm teacher in real world also. If i don't know or remember something which im gonna teach. I prepare documents for myself to remember it. Then modify it and make it simple and simple for students as i can before lesson. Try to choose less sentences but effective sentences. You can try that. Thank you. Have a nice day.

The course information was thorough and covered completely. The examples were very helpful and pertinent. Coverage for building different types of game was extremely valuable. Instructor was knowledgeable, experienced, and friendly. I am very satisfied with the course and feel I got more out of it than expected.

One of the best courses in udemy for sure. Explains everything in details. I create programs using Java so C# was not difficult to understand, but course is made for begginers so will not be any problems. These projects were really good. Awesome teacher. Thanks

Very clear and descriptive! I'm glad you don't skim over the details of why things are or aren't working like some other tutorials I've seen. Thanks to you I'm finally starting to think it's actually possible for me to really understand code. Fahir, you rock!

Im totally new to game development and this course is crystal clear with explanation on C# and Unity (those panes, buttons and why/how to use them). Coming from Object-Oriented Programming background and web development person, he explains everything clear about C# (im from Java and JS, just need some touch ups on what's in C#). Im more curious and excited about game development part especially using Unity. In Section 2 (especially towards end and really dont miss this section if you're new!) is totally perfect and awesome to the use with Unity.

Farih managed to deliver a fast-paced course without skipping details. What I really liked is that he jumped straight into game development with the Golem and Pumpkin game giving us a nice sneak preview of the rewards which await us upon finishing this course. ;)

I enjoy Fahir style, he is obviously enjoying what he does and his enthusiasm is palpable. This not a course for anyone who is a beginner or who has never scripted - worked in an editor, but more for intermediate skill level. He does provide a good intro to C# which is great as a refresher but not enough for a newbie. If you don't know the basics, your going to struggle. Fahir goes fast and he doesn't give a lot of detail until the end of each section, which I like, but he also never challenges the student to try and find out the answer on his own, he just give it to you and and explains it later. Thats probably the only weakness. Otherwise, I like the fast pace and I love the topic. I know enough of what he is doing to experiment with it and i am enjoying his perspectives.