Learn To Code Trading Card Game Battle System With Unity 3D (Udemy.com)

I was expecting a little more. The course was basically just describing author's own project and how it woks. There were only few details teaching you how the core C# functions work and how you can use them to create something on your own. The best way to learn anything is hands-on approach and there was close to none. Just talking about what there is and what it does in "This method is responsible for this and this class does this" way with very little detail how exactly. I am sorry to say, but I would not recommend this course.

Excellent Course!!! Initially, I was a little concerned over some of the steps the instructor took; however, I then realized that this course is actually 5 years old. Some of the steps the instructor took are not necessary today but are easily remedied. Even though, the class is a little outdated everything works very well and I learned a great deal. The instructor makes excellent use of the Command Pattern, Observer Pattern and Strategy Pattern. It is true that the code is not type-along, which I do prefer personally; however, I get it with this course. There is so much material that this course would be just too long to type and explain every class. You are getting a volume of methods and well structured code with this course. (Note: In some cases consistency and naming conventions get a little off but that's typical of any project this large. A little refactoring is necessary). The instructor does an excellent job going over the important classes and minimizes discussion on classes that are very similar in code and function. Also, having purchased quite a few classes on Udemy you can gauge a great deal about the class and instructor by immediately going to the Q&A portion of the class and reading the questions being asked and the instructors responses. I am confident in saying that the instructor is by far one of the most responsive I have ever seen. Some of the questions posed by students had nothing to do with the material but were feature requests. The instructor took the time to assist with the code and provide direction on best strategy - just awesome! In conclusion, the class is well worth the time, money and effort. And, in the end you get a a nice functional game that can be easily expanded on.

Overall, great course. Probably would not recommend it for someone just getting into game development, as an understanding of C# and basic game implementation / math is necessary to really understand what's going on with the scripts. That being said, it's pretty much exactly what I was looking for. It's been fun figuring out how to meld the scripts and ideas presented here with my own so that I end up with the game that I want to make. Overall, the architecture seems pretty solid so far, will update my review once I get further in the course.

Lots of content but I'm sorry, the whole teaching method was just boring as hell and I had to stop...I was excited for around 3-4 videos.

Muy bueno, para mi gusto falt algo de profundidad en el desarrollo del codigo, pero en general bueno.

A very well explained course, with scheduled examples and easy to follow (you must know Unity).
It is very recommendable for programming card game and every mechanics of it.
Many thanks.

Almost everything is well explained, good for c# and unity beginners like me. You come across several ways to use c# that are interesting. The final 'product' does a lot of things well and you do gain enough understanding to then work on it and make it a bit different and into something you were looking for.
Overall I've learned a lot from it so I would recommend it, for beginners especially.

Could benefit of more preparation upfront but it covers interesting aspects (especially Card Asset and Commands)

It's a mess. Just copy/paste scripts. Tutor seems overwhelmed by his game architecture.

Great course. Word of warning: if you are an absolute beginner, I would recommend taking a basic Unity/C# course prior to this. Because it isn't a code-along, you need to be able to read and parse pre-made code. Even though the code was provided and not written during the course, I learned A LOT of intermediate/ advanced C# implementations. If you have any sort of inkling for creating a card-based game, this is an excellent course to grab inspiration and general code architecture.

He does things that later he does not explain how he did them. It shows many things that are already done and does not explain how it got there.

Unfortunately you don't learn much from the course. Instructor goes over the script, and explains what each script is used for; however, doesn't explain the rationale behind the code; doesn't go into details explaining the components, which doesn't help to learn coding. The idea is like "this is the code, let's read it together". I wish it was structured differently.