This hands-on course focuses on building a code structure that is easy to modify and extend, based on a completed 2D tower defense game. Tower functionality that was previously concentrated in a single class is separated by responsibility, while object pooling, event-driven UI, and ScriptableObject-based data separation are introduced step by step. The course also examines issues that can arise when multiple systems work together, such as stacking buffs and slow effects, enemies being returned more than once, and waves starting multiple times. Using the improved structure, you will add area-of-effect, poison, chain-attack, and stun towers, as well as create an editor tool that automatically generates movement path data for the map. By modifying the code yourself and checking the results, you will learn the criteria for grouping common functionality and the reasons for dividing responsibilities.

This is a practice-oriented course where you will create a 2D idle game from start to finish using Unity 6. You will implement the core features required for idle game production step-by-step, including game world configuration, player and enemy object creation, basic attacks, Behavior Tree-based enemy AI, currency systems, stat upgrades, Memory Pool systems, skill equipping/unequipping, equipment data management, inventory, gacha systems, stage systems, and finally, building and deployment. This course covers a more advanced structure than the previous Top-Down Shooting game production. Beyond simply creating features one by one, you will improve the architecture to manage multiple objects integrally using MemoryPoolManager, PoolOriginKeyHolder, and PoolKeys, and learn how to apply or remove stat effects based on equipping and unequipping equipment/skills. Additionally, you will gain hands-on experience with systems frequently used in actual idle RPG/clicker games within a single project, such as Google Sheet-based equipment data loading, equipment management systems, inventory, gacha, and stage systems.

This is a practice-oriented course where you will build a 2D tower defense game from scratch using Unity 6. You will implement core features required for the tower defense genre step-by-step, including map creation using 2D Tilemaps, enemy spawning and movement, tower placement, tower attacks, health/gold/wave systems, tower info UI, tower upgrades and selling, as well as specialized towers like laser, slow, and buff towers. By following this course, you won't just be copying functions; you will learn how to utilize Unity's Tilemap, Prefab, Coroutine, Raycast, UI, and ScriptableObject within an actual game development workflow.

This is a step-by-step process of developing a chapter/stage-based Top-Down Shooting game like "Archero" from scratch using Unity 6. (All resources and PDF materials used in the lecture are provided.)

This course is for beginners who are wondering "What should I do now?" after building a basic knowledge of Unity. You can learn the core code of a small-scale hyper-casual game in a short but intense way. (All resources and PDF materials used in the course are provided.)

This course is designed for beginners who have built a foundation in Unity and are wondering, "What should I do next?" By creating a 2D platformer game, you can learn the core code of the genre in a short but intensive way. (All resources and PDF materials used in the lecture are provided.)

This course is for beginners who are interested in "online game development" after building a solid foundation of knowledge about Unity and creating a simple game. You can learn how to create an online game using "Backend", which even beginners who do not know about servers can easily use. (All resources and PDF materials used in the course are provided on the YouTube link.)

This is a course for beginners who are wondering "What should I do now?" after building foundational knowledge of Unity. You can learn the core code of games in a short but intensive way by creating Hyper Casual Games that are not large in scale. (All resources and PDF materials used in the course are provided.)

This course is for beginners who are wondering, "What should I do now?" after gaining basic knowledge about Unity. You can learn the core code of a hyper casual game with a small game scale in a short but intense way. (All resources and PDF materials used in the course are provided.)

This course is designed for beginners who want to create various games with Unity. You can easily and thoroughly learn how to create small-scale Hyper Casual Games. (All resources and PPT used in the course can be downloaded from the first video [Project Basic Settings] of each lecture.)

This course is for beginners who want to develop games with Unity, and explains in detail everything from installing Unity to the basic knowledge required for 2D/3D game development. (All resources used in the course can be downloaded by clicking the “Course Materials” button at the top of the video.)