Making 2D games in unity

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2. Space protectors!

4. 3. Setting up the game manager.mp4

10:54

5. 4. Getting the high score UI setup.mp4

08:58

6. 5. Adding a score to the high score table.mp4

14:14

7. 6. Sorting the high score table.mp4

06:02

8. 7. Getting the players initials.mp4

14:21

9. 8. Adding the initials to the high score table.mp4

11:52

28. Working on the tables for the high score.mp4

14:36

29. Movement.mp4

24:06

30. Shooting.mp4

14:43

31. Doing damage.mp4

23:24

32. Enemy AI.mp4

39:41

33. Stars.mp4

11:18

35. Sprites and explosions.mp4

27:20

36. Music manager.mp4

09:14

37. Fixing the nested if statement.mp4

43:43

38. Saving the high scores and letting the player input a name.mp4

24:52

39. Finishing the game.mp4

37:18

41. Uploading your game and doing the shield task..mp4

30:24

42. Bonus! Optimizing your project in a small way!.mp4

33:00

3. OLD Making a Mario clone

1. Introduction to platforming.mp4

07:10

2. Getting the movement working.mp4

21:01

3. Getting the coins adding score.mp4

21:53

4. Getting the enemies moving.mp4

18:10

5. Adding a timer.mp4

04:07

6. Adding Sounds.mp4

22:52

7. Handling knocback.mp4

07:37

8. Adding wall jumping.mp4

13:55

9. Making an enemy sprite.mp4

20:22

10. Making the coin and ground sprites.mp4

16:54

11. Making a player sprite.mp4

22:12

12. Flipping the player.mp4

15:58

13. Animating the player.mp4

13:05

14. Adding a head smasher.mp4

24:40

15. Adding parallax scrolling.mp4

35:36

16. Fixing a few parallax scrolling bugs.mp4

12:20

17. Making a level select screen.mp4

33:17

18. Making a level exit sprite.mp4

18:41

19. Making a main menu.mp4

11:36

20. Section wrap up.mp4

24:42

21. Wrap up follow up.mp4

28:26

4. How to make a level editor. NEW!

2. Part 1.mp4

06:20

3. Part 2.mp4

13:13

4. Part 3.mp4

06:02

5. Part 4.mp4

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6. Part 5.mp4

17:36

7. Part 6.mp4

23:22

8. Part 7.mp4

17:49

9. Adding more tiles to the palette Part 1.mp4

18:44

10. Adding more tiles to the palette Part 2.mp4

15:59

5. Bonus! How to make a gravity flipper game!

1. Section course.mp4

25:19

Description

Developing in unity made quick and easy. Over 20 hours of content!

What You'll Learn?

Great games, made in a short amount of time.
Debugging skills.
Create a design document.
Create a game alone.
Create an in game editor
Create a basic save system

Who is this for?

Beginners to game design

Beginners to C#

Beginners to pixel art

Beginners to unity

What You Need to Know?

Computer/Laptop

Able to use google chrome.

Basic understanding of mathematics

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Description
You will be taken through making games in an easy to understand and pick up course. I will teach you everything you need to know to grow into a developer that will be able to make games professionally.
You won't need to wait for me to teach you how to make a lame game where you stop a rolling ball, or play a simple text game. We will dive right in to making a full game that will be fun to play. I will hold your hand and take you into the deep end. I'll show you what makes things work, and won't assume you don't understand what I'm talking about.
You will start with a simple space shooter. This will show you the essentials for making 2D games in unity. Secondly you will make a 2DÂ platformer, which will get you through the core of the development cycle. If those are too complicated, an introductory course for beginners straps you in for the ride with a full text based game. These frameworks will be the beginning of your development career, you can build on these and make your own awesome games! These are not finished games, and there is plenty of room for you to grow and show your potential as a game developer and designer!
Who this course is for:
Beginners to game design
Beginners to C#
Beginners to pixel art
Beginners to unity

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I am a full time game developer, and am showing you how to make games in my spare time. I have worked in games since I was 12, starting by simply making levels online. I moved into making small games on Game Maker, and graduated to using unity and developing professionally.

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