I really enjoyed the course; it's much easier to learn than Unreal! I would be very grateful if you could send it to me. min2000jae@naver.com

I ended up settling on this course while looking for lectures on game development using Unity and AI. I'll leave another review after finishing the course, but so far, as a complete beginner, I am satisfied. wkgus67676767@gmail.com

This is great for getting the basics down! I enjoyed it. gpry0001@gmail.com

This is a great lecture. Please send the e-book to minjucap@gmail.com.

I'm trying Unity for the first time after watching this lecture, and it's so much fun! kpb9147@naver.com

You have selected great examples of famous games that are also simple to create. I hope there will be a lecture on completing games using AI in the future.

I took this course because I wanted to understand traditional game mathematics through examples. Since the lectures are provided with examples, I feel like I'm learning much faster. + I am applying because I want to study this alongside the Unity Secret Book!! Email: khj008300@gmail.com

Why did you make it so that "X2" or "X4" appears every time you type on the keyboard? It makes it uncomfortable to watch the lecture.

A disappointing lecture in many ways. There are no issues with the curriculum itself, but the way the lecture is delivered is somewhat unfriendly. First, there is little effort to help students understand mathematical notation or to explain things in simpler terms. After a brief, simple introduction, the instructor immediately proceeds with the content using that notation as if it's common knowledge. It feels as though several years of middle and high school mathematics have been compressed into just a few sentences. Because of this, I had to spend a significant amount of time searching externally or using AI to understand things whenever I got stuck. I could somehow accept and move past this by telling myself it was due to my own lack of mathematical knowledge. However, there is something even more disappointing. When you pay for a lecture, it is only natural to expect the lecture materials to be properly displayed on the screen. It is difficult to understand why the instructor occasionally shows their Instagram or lecture materials that were not provided in advance. Watching the instructor scroll through their own e-book or blog while reading explanations was the height of frustration. At one point in the lecture, the instructor says: 'If you look at the book, I've defined the function below.' Naturally, the students do not have the instructor's Instagram handle or their e-book. Why should I have to pause the video and read through these things one by one? The lecture flows so roughly that it feels more like the information is being scattered rather than taught. While the direction of the knowledge they intended to convey was good, I believe the lecture was poorly prepared.

My review might be a bit different from others, but... Personally, I think this course might be quite difficult for absolute Unity beginners. This is because the course focuses more on showing the overall process of how games are made through various clones, rather than providing detailed explanations of the specific logic behind the code. As a result, you might find yourself just focusing on clone coding at first. HOWEVER! The lecture on creating the Omni-Directional Mobility Gear using AI was truly amazing. It was quite a shock to see how much easier development can become when you utilize AI to this extent. I took this course because I was curious about how to apply AI to Unity, and I was very impressed.