Learn Unity Engine and C# by creating a real top down RPG (Udemy.com)

This course was a great introductory course to simple game design. I didn't encounter any of the issues that others complained about as far as needing to look up fixes or the creator changing code off camera, everything worked fine as I followed along. FINISH THE ENTIRE COURSE AND DOUBLE CHECK THAT CODE before asking questions about fixes. A lowercase instead of a capital, an accidental = instead of a - and your game spirals out of control with errors. All issues get resolved in the end, if your game has a problem, you did something wrong...and that's ok!! Making a game is basicallly making mistakes over and over until it works properly. I also didn't encounter the weapon hitbox bug he fixed in the final video, not sure what I did differently. Many complained that he didn't explain enough as to why he was doing what he was doing codewise, and I can only assume those that complained were starting this course with zero understanding of coding. Some basic knowledge of coding is required to fully understand the lesson but this can be obtained by doing a bit of research. My skill level is somewhere between beginner and intermediate, I still have tons and tons to learn but I was able to understand easily. This is a great lesson for practical application of inheritance which had been a bit confusing to me before, this did a wonderful job of showing how to actually use it. You will likely need to go elsewhere for more depth in AI coding for varied enemies and such but as far as a foundation to build upon, I can't recommend this enough. Do yourself a favor though and go watch videos on c# coding, you need to know this stuff and while its super boring to just plow through lecture style vids without actually doing game design, it's well worth it in the long run. A++++++

Comprehensive guide into both unity (2d) and C# great starting point for people trying to learn either. Instructor explains it really well and goes through everything in a good pace.

If your don`t know Unity already, your wrong here!The "teacher" rushes trough everything in a unfollowable speed.Like me, you will just copy every step of the teacher, without understanding why he is doing it. Atm I'm in the UI section of the curse and it is really frustating to pause and rewind every 5 sec. In this part, you could turn of the sound, because the "teacher" is just saying what button he's clicking. Nothing to what it does and why and how to use it in other cases. At the point you found the Button yourself, the teach will be 3 steps ahead of you and you need to rewind again.The kurs should have a diffent name. Your NOT learning Unity and C#, your USING Unity and C# to make a 2D game but you have to know at least the basics of Unity and C#.

This course provides a pleasant intro to top down 2D game. The lessons are simplistic but were able to convey core information for the aspiring game maker to expand from those ideas to build their own version. I look forward for new similar lessons from the instructor if he still lurks on Udemy.

If you aren't a coder/ not familiar with coding, the process in the video is very fast, i have to stop and play alot of the videos because of how fast you are going through your process, it would be nice for newer people if you kind of stop and explain like every piece of code and function after you type it.

It's a good course that seems to cover a lot of the basics of 2D game dev, and helps you get comfy with working in Unity, but he often programs a lot of scripts and often fails to explain what he just did and why he did it. By the end, you will feel fairly comfortable with Unity, and you should have an idea of how to make anything basic in the engine.

Speaker goes way too fast and doesn't explain what he's doing very well. He's also skipped some things that I've had to go into the questions section figure out. It's really quite frustrating to follow along for a novice. Man, the further along I go in this tutorial, the more I come back to lower the rating.

Such an nice walk through of everything, and really a game i wanted to make!

It's fairly easy to follow, however having only a beginner understanding of C# (not unity) some of the programming could be explained better as I had to find and read through documentation to understand what is going on half of the time.

A bit out dated, Things don't always work as described.

Some values are put in the code without showing it... posting for help doesn't seem to render any responses from the creator. Some bugfixes needed to be done by myself. Instructor should have had a more clear idea of what he were about to build and how to do it. Code at end sections felt very improvised and suboptimal.

Legendas automticas terrveis confundem demais o entendimento.