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LifestyleUnity3D: Mobile Game Development From Unity to App Store (Udemy.com)
Learn how to create and publish a game for both Android and iOS from the Unity3D Game Engine.
Created by: Brett Abamonte
Last updated August 2017
What you will learn
- How to create and publish a game for the Android and iOS app stores made with Unity3D
- How to make money off your games with ads!
- How to implement Google Play Services
- How to debug deployment errors for Android and iOS
How it compares
Against the other 281 rated Udemy courses in Game Development Fundamentals on CourseDuck:
- Rating3.9 out of 5higher than 4% of them
- Reviews69#236 of 282 by number of reviews
- Length6.1 hoursshorter than 59% of them
- Last updatedAugust 2017earlier than 91% of them
Course Description
** THIS COURSE IS NOT MEANT FOR BEGINNERS, so be sure you have a prior knowledge of Unity, game development and programming before you join this course **
** FINALLY LEARN HOW TO PUBLISH YOUR UNITY3D GAME ON BOTH ANDROID AND APPLE APP STORES **
Have you been looking for a course that teaches you how to create a game on Unity3D that can be published for both the Google Play and Apple app stores? Well look no further than this course. In this course you will learn how to go from nothing to a fully-fledged game that works on both Android and iOS. You will learn how to implement ads and Google Play services. Then you will learn how to publish the game you created on both the Android and Apple app stores.
Matchy Wheel:
Matchy Wheel is the game you will be making in this course. It is an addicting game where your objective is to tap either right or left to spin a wheel 90 degrees which is split into 4 different colors. Balls spawn and try to get to the middle of your wheel! If any one get's to the middle the game is over. To eliminate these balls you must spin the wheel so the color on the wheel matches with the same colored ball, if this occurs you score one point. If you match correctly with a special ball you earn 2 points.
- AdMob ads
- Google Play Services
- Publish to Android App Store
- Publish to Apple App Store
- How to fix common Xcode errors when porting a Unity3D project to Xcode
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Instructor Details
- 3.9 Rating
69 Reviews
Brett Abamonte
Hello, I am an app developer that works with the Unity3D Game Engine, Swift 4 & Xcode 9. I've published games on both the Google Play and Apple app stores. I currently have 5 apps on the Apple App Store and 2 on the Google Play Store.
I teach people what other instructors don't about Unity3D and iOS app development. COMMON ISSUES. Throughout my game development career I have gotten to learn quite a bit about what needs to happen in order for games to be published on both app stores. Sadly I had to learn these things myself but I intend to change that for my students by bringing them the information they need in order to accomplish what they want without having to dig through forums for hours or even days.
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Reviews
By Kishan Suthar on 12/6/2021
Good Lecturing and had a very nice learning experience.
By Troy Santiago on 6/21/2020
The course shows the very basics of the whole process which is really good. The content towards the end is outdated. If you literally have no idea what it is like for mobile development and does not want to search hours and hours on youtube; This would do. It gets your foot in the door.
By Antony Ignatius Thenraja F on 11/9/2019
The concepts are delivered clearly.
By Troy Gunsallus on 3/25/2019
I spent a lot of my own time researching things I feel should have been covered in the lecture; i.e., such things as outdated plugins, error messages
By Lewis Spearman on 1/12/2019
I’m only eleven but want to make apps and Am now making my own so it’s gr qt
By Anton Palmer on 11/29/2018
Clear instructions and the instructor is very quick to help if you have any questions
By Matteo Muratore on 9/21/2017
I just finished the BallSpawnManager script tutorial (half of the course). Until now, i can say that he explains pretty well all the code and I appreciated the fact that he used DOTween (i never heard that before) and the idea of the game is cool for the tutorial purpose. So why I gave just 3 stars? Well, because of the lack (until now) of some explanations about the garbage collector (an argument SO IMPORTANT for a course based on publishing a mobile game). For example, teacher could use the object pooling to handle the random ball generation (a MUST HAVE technique to reduce the actions of the garbage collector, the first problem that everyone encounters when the game stutter on mobile). Another two things that I didn't like (but not so important) were: 1- the use of FindObjectofType (it's better to save everything in a list or array instead of using it); 2- The video quality is not so good. I will do a better review when I will end the course, because one of the main reason that makes me do it is to see the "marketing" part (section 5).
By M.Sc. Daniel Stiber on 7/24/2017
This course helped me especially with getting better at scripting.
By Lars on 7/23/2017
This is a great course that takes you from the start of the game to completion, very few courses that do that. it's easy to follow and i have learned a whole lot from this course i can rekoment it!.
By Dan Dominic on 7/19/2017
The instructor is going at a good pace for my learning style. I can't wait to learn more!
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Overall Score : 78 / 100
- Video Duration:
6.1h - Price: $29.99
- Provider: Udemy
- Updated:
August 2017 - Level:
Intermediate - Language:
English - Certificate:
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