Design and Build a Thrilling Rail Shooter Game in Unity (Udemy.com)

Great course from start to finish. Had to manage a few workarounds but got there in the end. Thank you for providing this content, it is exactly what I have been looking for. Highly recommended to anyone who is interested in this genre.

Overall good content, though the structure was a bit difficult to follow. At times diving deep into a single feature rather than generating a full 'game loop' and then iterating deeper.

I'm currently completing a diploma in Game Design, 3D modeling and Animation. For our first semester we were required to design and build a shooting gallery game. Although we had in class lessons and online tutorials ( which I followed) I really enjoyed coding in real time along side Romi because every line of code was explained and then you get to see it working in your game. I found this teaching method very useful and Romi's style is very clear and the end result is extremely satisfying. I highly recommend this course.

This course was full of concepts I haven't come across yet in any other Unity game-dev tutorials I've followed, and some of them were quite challenging! But this course was exactly what I needed and has given me an excellent foundation to build from. Romi's attention to fixing bugs, adjusting to learner feedback, and commitment to answering course questions in a timely manner really made this somewhat-lengthy material a breeze to get through~

this was a really fun project to work on , even though it was very advance for me i was able to complete it with the easy to follow directions. the only improvement i could recommend is give instruction on adding a second level and have one resource package for all the sounds and sprites

I have really enjoyed this course, the whole process of creating this video game is very interesting; in addition to the fact that the teacher will always answer any questions you have and will help you solve any problem you have to progress in the course.

What I want is games like Time Crisis and House of the Dead, and I'm enjoying watching and learning. P.S: If there was a game like Time Crisis, I would have fun learning to hide and shoot system.

Halfway through, and I've been really delighted to work along with this tutorial and have been seeing 1:1 consistency between what is being taught and what I'm able to create. Looking forward to finishing soon!

everything is great he has a copy of scripts just in case your having trouble and in currently on the Unity 2020 version and havent gotten any stuck issues , great course, i'm very motivated on this

It's great! The overall procedure and flow is solid. For people that haven't previously had a career or hobby in programming, some of the idioms used raised my eyebrows - I don't personally see the reason for using a ternary operator when an if statement is simpler to debug, for example. For people less familiar with C#, some of its strictures could benefit from explanation, like why "if (objectName)" isn't the same as "if (objectName != null)". It would also be nice if the author suggested some popular games of this genre for students to analyze and mine for mechanics and ideas.