Unity 3D (Unity 3D) Practical Game Development - Defense Game / Defense Game
This is a process of looking at the simple features of a defense game based on Unity and creating it yourself.
Learning Objectives
Learn about the features of defense games.
You can write various object controls and game rules directly using programming logic.
After learning, you can develop your own game based on the given examples.
It lays the foundation for learning game development by genre that will be created in the future.
Helpful people
People who want to make games using Unity
People who like and enjoy the game genre
Anyone who wants to make a defense game based on Unity
People who want to continue learning about game development by genre in the future
Course Introduction
Unity 3D is the most widely used game development engine in Korea. It is based on C# and Java and has easy and powerful functions compared to existing engines, allowing for a variety of game development. After developing individual skills through this course, you can develop games and create paid/free games.
Through this course, you will study and create the defense game genre. By combining your ideas and design skills, you will be able to create creative and fun defense games.
Note
You must have prior knowledge of Unity 3D.
It would be good to have a basic understanding of C# grammar.
Introducing the knowledge sharer
Instructor Koh Hyun-cheol
CEO of Wizspell Inc.
I am the CEO of a 3D game development company. I have taught Unity courses at Samsung Multicampus, Busan IT Industry Promotion Agency, Jeonju Information and Culture Industry Promotion Agency, and NICA Convergence Center.
Pusan National University 4th Industrial Revolution VR/AR Course Lecture, Ministry of Science and Technology Innovation Growth VR/AR Realistic Content Development Course Lecture
Udemy Courses: Unity 3D Genre-Specific Courses
Part 1 Clicker Game course in progress.
Recommended for these people
Who is this course right for?
People interested in game development
Beginner's Guide to Unity
People who want to make their own defense game
People who prefer hands-on learning
People interested in game scene transitions and UI element implementation
It was fun to listen to. I think it would be good if more details were added (unit movement, creation of main unit instead of mouse click, etc.) And in the last ending 02, there is no sound from the middle.
I think it will be very helpful for me as I make games in the future.
The class is really fun and the instructor is kind.
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It was good to learn about the Unity development flow.
It doesn't just teach you how to handle components, but also shows you how to increase the stage,
the flow of scenes, and tips on using global variables.
I think it will be very helpful for developing projects.
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