[Live Mentoring] Unity Vampire Survival Genre Imitation

Recently, I have been busy with various things, so I came here after a long time, and I took the snake document clone lecture that you previously announced right away. I listened to it with interest while comparing it to the clone version that I had personally created. I took the lecture to learn how to teach, not how to develop, but this lecture was also great. ---- To those who are checking this review before taking the course. As written in the Q&A on the relevant page, you need to learn Part 3: Unity Engine first. Those who have some understanding of C# or Unity can proceed with the lecture without much difficulty, but since it relies on the framework created in Part 3: Unity Engine lecture, you may encounter work in a way that you have never seen before. For juniors who are planning to take this lecture for portfolio or skill improvement, I personally recommend that you study Part 3: Unity Engine lecture several times, and then gain an understanding of the core of the framework created during the lecture, and then take this lecture or the real game code review series.

This course focuses on building a custom game framework and practical coding techniques for future maintenance, rather than on the implementation of the game itself. Therefore, it may be very difficult if you do not have prior knowledge of C# and Unity, as well as basic implementation skills. The pace of the course is also very fast, with the feeling that 10 minutes of this course contains about 1 hour's worth of content from other courses. However, if you can keep up with the course content and make it your own, I think you will gain a lot from this course.

Thank you for the good lecture.

It's still difficult for me as a beginner, but I'm very pleased that I can study how to make project management easier. It seems good for repeated viewing. Because the quality of the lecture is so good, it's excellent value for money.

I think this is a lecture that will definitely answer all the questions you have about how to build a game after you have a basic understanding of the game and how to build the initial framework.

I enjoyed reading the web front-end development. It seemed to help me understand the overall flow.

It helped me a lot with the overall structure and implementation of the game.

It was a great help for reference when working on personal projects!