Unity Game Development: Create 2D And 3D Games With C# (Udemy.com)

The course itself is good, it has a lot of information and it helped me a lot to grasp the important things about unity and game development overall but it would have been way better if it had a section for mathematics and physics overall to understand the main concepts not just in game. Other than that a perfect experience for me when i was getting into the game development.

I'm glad the teacher teaches the Fundamentals and what seems like even more of the fundamentals.. All the game projects are just great enough here to get my feet wet. Tho like most tutorial videos they go a bit to fast talking and showing. wish they would remember that we are the ones watching and following along.. but Thats it. My only gripe..

PThis was the best course I ever studied, But honestly it have a big problems that I can't accept it then I have to deduct 1 star. Problems - Have lot of error on game play that instructor intentioned to hide it, e.g. Shooting game that shoot twice and melee attack twice when you click attack again durring those animation and after it finished it will play those animation again even you didn't click anything, this problem so annoying as the beginner and took time to figure it out by yourself, while Instructor can give a clue or solve it in a few minutes but he made it like it this problem never exist. The complete project has this problem too. - Not all the questions got an answer or a reply. - Not explain when and why we should use those function. e.g. Moving player have a lot of way like rb.vlocity, translate, Vector3.MoveTowards.. etc. Instructor use a different one on each game without compare it. - Some function very complicated and didn't get an explanation how it work but just said what result do we get. e.g. ProjectOnPlane.

Ceci est mon énième cours sur Unity et le deuxième de l'auteur. J'ai réussi à apprendre encore 2 ou 3 choses. Le débutant terminera le cours avec d'assez bonne bases et surtout 29 prototypes de jeu. J'ai suivi tout le cours avec Unity 2018.4.11f1, je suis passé à la 2018.4.23f1 à partir du jeu Medieval 3D à cause d'un bug de Cinemachine. En fait, seul les derniers jeux fait avec Unity 2019 ont posés des soucis avec les préfabs. Par défis personnel, j'ai réparé à la main pour évité d'installer 2019, c'est très instructif. Comme toujours avec les cours débutant, il faudra le complété par un travail personnel sur l’architecture logiciel. Indispensable pour faire du code plus professionnel.

Amazing course, unfortunately outdated a bit. I'm doing 6th project right now and I feel it's time to skip some of them and save time to learn new Unity tricks somewhere else (URP, HDRP, new 2D and 3D features). I enjoy coding parts but I feel I'm missing a lot by not using new and improved Unity Engine features both 2D and 3D. The same applies to projects which are built on low quality, outdated assets and in most cases "Games" are unfinished/not working/not polished fast drafts of a game or single level. For some it might be a good starting point to rebuild or expand that idea further.

If you are planning to learn to make games just buy this course. Fahir is a fantastic tutor and I am glad I started to learn making games with this course. Everything is explained nicely. I have finished section 3 and I can already make a few changes to the game myself due to his wonderful explanation. Every basic concept is covered so far and they fit into your brain nicely.

In the midst of this course and updating my review. I think the instructor is bright and knows a lot but sometimes is difficult to follow and it takes time to find what you have done wrong. Also haphazard bracketing makes mistakes more likely. I feel like I will learn loads from this but it 's on the verge of too advanced for me and I'm only on the 2d stuff.

So far, this course is a perfect match for me. ==== Intro to c# coding was fantastic, and exceeded expectations. == Classes and Objects (S2:13). Excellent coverage of the Object pointer and over writing the archer pointer with the knight pointer. This is an important concept. Great Example! == Biggest bonus to this course, Awesome Tuts responds to questions and actively works with his students to resolve issues they have. I strongly recommend this course if you are looking to learn how to do game development on Unity! I highly recommend Awesome Tuts as an instructor! Awesome Tuts covers a lot of Unity's systems and doesn't bog you down with the theory on how to use the systems, he just shows you how to use them. I really like this course and wholly recommend it if you are looking to get into development with Unity.

I've just started learning C# and have a few courses. If you want to learn Unity, this is brilliant. Fahir explains the C# language, he does something many other tutors don't; plays around with the bits of code to show what it's capable of. He also explains each topic thoroughly. What he shows you are the tips and tricks of usage with each keyword and topic, stuff you find out later after coding a few games. This is brilliant because when you get to making your own game, you are armed with actual basic coding techniques on top of the language basics itself. I also like Fahir's teaching style. It's to the point, without filler - based solely on game creation leaving out stuff you don't need to know until later games and you become more comfortable and advanced. I'm still working through the early stages of the games but I can see how well Fahir has laid foundations, and now he's building on them to get me practicing what I need. So far it's the best Unity course for clarity and quality I own.

I WROTE THIS REVIEW FOR BEGINNERS THAT ARE INTRESETED IN THIS COURSE: I've Done a few Unity courses already on Udemy . This, in my opinion, is the best course! However, if you're a complete beginner I really don't recommend it as your first course. I recommend doing a simpler, less advanced course first. Like one of Raja's or GameDev.tv, because they teach the bare minimum of making a game(which is still A LOT!). Those courses don't often leave you with a full game at the end of it. Don't let that put you off them though. Those bare minimum courses are great for learning and understanding how things work, because your not as over whelmed with everything. This course covers everything to make a GOOD complete game, which is a lot more information to take in. so if you're new you'll struggle to keep up. Fahir (the guy in this course) covers loads of different stuff and if your new to it all, I really don't think you'll benefit as much as you can from this course. As the information can be really overwhelming and you wont understand it all.