Learn Game Development with C# Programming and MonoGame! (Udemy.com)

Great course. I have some previous experience with C# but had never used MonoGame, and my C# experience was a little(!) rusty, so Kyle's approach - where he introduces some C# theory, followed by writing some gamer code, worked really well. The course length is great - to the point, plenty of practice, and three games that should give you a foundation for experimenting and creating your own games. This is a great course to give you the confidence to dive deeper in to the world of MonoGame.

An excellent introduction to MonoGame. The sections are nicely paced with sufficient information to feel like you've learnt something without being overwhelmed. I'd definitely be interested in seeing an advanced course follow up that goes into different types of game (flipscreen 2D platformer, 3D, etc.)

This is a very clear tutorial that I feel is great to learn the basics. It feels relatively basic compared to what I was expecting but then again I may just have unrealistically high expectations of what I want to do. That RPG you show at the end for the introduction to sound looks like it would be a pretty interesting final project.

i already had some experience in coding but after switching to monogame recently were there isn't tools for making it quick to slap a game together this was a very informative course for understanding how to code everything into use, very clear in instructions and explaining what it means behind what we are doing!

So much easier than trying to figure out this stuff from documentation. The teacher is great and the information is introduced at a well thought out pace. The examples cover everything that I came into this course trying to learn. I toyed around in Unity first, but I'm glad I found Monogame and took this course. Now I can do everything that I wanted to do without being married to a game engine. As a side note, I especially appreciated that he took the high road in the last examples and used getters/setters for everything. That was a concept that I was having a difficult time grasping the practicality of but to see it implemented in a real project made it less intimidating. I gave this course five stars because it provided me with exactly what I wanted and I think the teacher did an excellent job. That being said, I do have to mention that I think the parameters may have changed for two or three statements relating to drawing tile maps in the final example. This wasn't a stumbling block though. I actually found that investigating the issue and coming up with the solution myself made me feel that much more comfortable working with Monogame. Kyle, if you are reading this, thank you. This has been a very enjoyable learning experience.

It was good, and easy to follow until monogame extended was introduced. 3.8 wasn't working as described.

Le cours commence avec monogame 3.8 et apres on passe sur une autre version...

Meh. it was good until the RPG portion. If you are using MonoGame 3.8 you are going to experience a world of headaches trying to use Tiled which is not on this instructor but more on MonoGame Extended and MonoGame but as it stands I wouldn't recommend getting this until that hot mess with the content pipeline gets situated.

Great pace and great content!

Awesome course! This course was fantastic. Excellent teaching. It was very good to learn basic concepts. Is a great material to help anyone make almost any 2D game without prior knowledge in game development or even programming and without needing to depend on limitations imposed by existing game engines. Awesome, man. You should continue creating more courses.

It was pretty good overall. Nothing too fancy and everything I wanted to learn. I do think the c# concepts may the covered too quick for absolute beginners.

Awesome course! This course was fantastic. Excellent teaching. It was very good to learn basic concepts. Is a great material to help anyone make almost any 2D game without prior knowledge in game development or even programming and without needing to depend on limitations imposed by existing game engines. Awesome, man. You should continue creating more courses.