Game Development with Unity 5 (Udemy.com)
trivia game, basics of programming & Unity's UI system,2D games,artificial intelligence, visual effects
Created by: Stone River eLearning
Last updated May 2021
What you will learn
- Build games with Unity by taking this course. Students will be able to design levels, integrate art assets, and write code using C#.
How it compares
Against the other 183 rated Udemy courses in Unity on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.2 out of 5higher than 13% of them
- Reviews491#78 of 184 by number of reviews
- Length12.3 hourslonger than 59% of them
- Last updatedMay 2021more recently than 53% of them
Quality Score
Overall Score : 84 / 100
Course Description
Become a Unity 5 Developer
- Build your first functioning game in 60 minutes
- Create more complex games as your skills improve
- Increasing levels of complexity to cater for both beginners and experienced developers
- Grasp game development fundaments in a practical way
- Gain practical skills than can instantly be used in the real world
Whether you're completely new to game development or have gained some experience developing games with Unity already, this course is for you. With 85 lectures and 9.5 hours of content, it takes starts off at beginner level and advances up to more complex projects.
This course goes beyond merely explaining or showing you how everything works; you'll be shown how, and then you'll do it for yourself. As you progress through the course you'll create three games of increasing complexity; a trivia game to demonstrate programming basics and show you the Unity user interface, followed by a 2D platforming game, and to finish, first person shooter game complete with visual effects and artificial intelligence.
By creating these games, you'll learn all about scripting and user interface including questions and answer options, creating different levels, adding audio, freezing game play, building scenes, learning Nav Mesh, character and object movement, and game narrative, among other things.
This course emphasises coding and development, and is suitable for anyone who wants to learn to develop games or learn how to code. To start this course, you will need to have Unity installed on your computer; we'll show you everything else from there.
About Unity 5
Unity is a games engine used to create and develop 2D and 3D games and interactive experiences. It is fast becoming the industry standard for creating multiplatform games. Unity5 is the latest version of the tool, and includes a number of advanced powerful features such as a 64-bit editor, frame debuggers, graphics command buffers, and more.Who this course is for:
- If want to learn how to develop games then this is the course for you.
- This course will assist those also looking to learn how to code
- This course is not for those looking to learn how to create art for games as the focus of this course is in coding.
Instructor Details
- 4.2 Rating
491 Reviews
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Reviews
The course is amazing, because the instructor knows how to make me understand unity 5 scripts,ui,etc.
There is code that is never gone over. Specifically, in the scanForTarget() function, the instructor completely ignores the fact that he wrote at least nine lines of new code, and does not go over them at all. Otherwise, this would be a great lesson!
So far has been very good quality. I just discovered a feature with chrome that I can watch this in the corner while I work on this on my gaming laptop. Even at 1/4 of screen size still easy to follow along with this.
I've been waiting for this course to come out and now that it's here I'm going through it really quickly. I like the teaching style and I especially like that you get started learning Unity by creating games instead of just having the teacher tell you what things do.
Well taught and love the games.
very good, but i think it would be hard for someone with zero experience in programming to follow this, but for me, who already know programming in python for exemple, the course is perfect.
Hard to say is if the content is any good. The speaker is so fast and the explanations are so few, I'm just repeating whatever is on screen and not sure if i'm really learning anything.
Good Job So Far. And the only reason for not giving 5 star is that there are some free tutorial out there and some are even better. but I can understand this one easily and the voice is also good.
Very complete and efficient. I would advise to know basic programming like variables, loops, conditionals, methods and classes to make sure you can follow this course. However, you learn a lot about Unity's way of working.
Overall very good, I just wish there was a little less backtracking for mistakes. It's not overtly present, but happens often enough that rewinding to figure out where he went off track became something of an annoyance.












