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Make Games from Scratch (No Coding!) Part 1 - Getting Started with Unity

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Duration: 2.00

This course introduces beginners to the world of indie game development. With the help of Unity, a powerful game engine, participants can create their own games without any prior coding experience. The course covers the basics of Unity, from getting started to creating a game, and provides the necessary tools to help participants bring their ideas to life. ▼▲

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Free Trial

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Language:

English

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On-Demand

Course Overview

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Updated in [March 06th, 2023]

This course is designed for beginners with no prior game development or programming experience. It provides an introduction to the world of indie game development and teaches how to use the Unity3D game engine to create two classic games - Breakout and Doodle Jump. It also covers how to build games for computers, mobile, tablets, browsers, and/or consoles.
Possible Development Paths include game design, game programming, game art, game audio, game production, game marketing, game analytics, and game business. Learners can also pursue a degree in game design, game programming, game art, game audio, game production, game marketing, game analytics, and game business.
Learning Suggestions for learners include taking courses in game design, game programming, game art, game audio, game production, game marketing, game analytics, and game business. Learners should also practice their skills by creating their own games and participating in game development competitions. Additionally, they should stay up to date with the latest trends in the game industry and network with other game developers.