Unity Game Development (Unity 2D) - From Start to Deployment

1. Introduction to Unity Game Development (2D) Course

This Unity game development course is designed for non-programmers with no prior programming knowledge. The curriculum covers everything from the basic C# syntax used in Unity to the Unity interface, sound, data management, and even Android app deployment. Furthermore, rather than simply following the tutorial, the course aims to help students understand the fundamentals and create their own mobile games. The Unity engine is the most popular game development engine. Content created with the Unity game engine can be deployed across a variety of platforms, and the number of available platforms continues to grow.

Create your own game. You come across games like those on your commute to work or school. Running games like Cookie Run, clicker games where you level up by clicking randomly. Have you ever thought of a better idea or a more fun way to play? Create your own game and enjoy the experience of having many people play it.

2. Helpful people

This is for non-majors who have no programming knowledge whatsoever.

Creative and engaging games begin with basic programming. From programming syntax to engine utilization, this book covers everything you need to take your first steps as a game developer, from beginner to advanced.

Not blindly following, but following after learning

It's easy to get lost in the immediacy of lectures focused on immediate results. Even if you learn something, you need to make it your own. Instead of content you can easily find and follow, we offer practical tips and insights from instructors who are working in the field.

3. Things to learn

• To implement a mobile-optimized UI, we will examine each Unity component, such as buttons and scroll views.
• From basic C# grammar to Unity interfaces, sound, data management, and deployment as an Android app.
• Learn animation clips, states, controllers, and animator components to implement various animations .
• We will work on a project to create an actual game using the theories we have learned.
• Let's create a running game or clicker game like Cookie Run.

4. Why Unity for game development?

Build once, deploy anywhere

Content created with the Unity game engine can be deployed across a wide range of platforms, with the number of available platforms constantly growing. After building, you can deploy your content to all major mobile, VR, desktop, console, TV, and even the web with just one click.

The most popular game development engine

34% of the top 1,000 free mobile games are developed with Unity. 770 million users worldwide play Unity-based games. Visit the official Unity website.

5. Related Courses

> If you want to learn more
Unity Game Development Course 02 - Advanced Course

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