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Rob Ager Courses
Unity 2D Dungeon Gunner Roguelike Development Course
4.6 (1,385 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 51.1h- 2026
$94.99
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Unity 2D Game Developer Course Farming RPG
4.6 (1,148 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 44.4h
- 2026
$16.99
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Most Recent Review
25% inside this course. Already learnt so much about creating an custom editor tool in Unity and procedural Dungeon Generation. BUT please do not take this as your first course. You will get scared and/or bored. While the value in this course is amazing, it can get boring and monotonous. Especially because you spend hours coding without seeing much advancements in your project visually. Once all of it is done, it is very rewarding. Do some other courses, create simple games and get comfortable with programming design patterns like Singletons, Observer, etc and then come in here. Else you might have a hard time following through this course.
- Review by Sundarraman Ramalingam on Unity 2D Dungeon Gunner Roguelike Development Course
Instructor Bio
Are you passionate about game development? Well, if you are, welcome to my Udemy courses! My interest in game development started over 40 years ago when I had my first computer - a Tandy TRS-80. This was soon followed by a Sinclair Spectrum and other micro computers of that era. I had my first game commercially published in 1983 while I was still at school. My career took me into corporate business software development and project management. Over the last few years I have discovered the Unity game engine with C# scripting, picking up my interest in game development where I left off all those years ago.... and wow, haven't things changed! The tools available to the budding game developer now are just fantastic and incredibly powerful. I wish you every success on your game development journey and hope you find it as interesting as I do.
