Introduction to Game Development with Unity

Introduction to Game Development with Unity Udemy Course

Introduction to Game Development with Unity Course Created by Yohann Taieb.

Introduction to Game Development with Unity has 4.3 rating out of 5 based on 5250 students. Currently this course has 114,321 students. Course langwage is English.

Introduction to Game Development with Unity Course Description

This is the fastest way to get into game creation. We will use the Unity engine because it is powerful and free.

Start learning how to download and install Unity on your computer. This will familiarize you with the user interface.

Then let's explore the building level by adding 3D objects of any shape, such as spheres, cubes, and cylinders.

Then let's take a look at the different lighting effects and cameras to make the game look fantastic.

Finally, let's look at the physics and materials to make the game behave like the real world.

Let's get started.

Important: This course is one of the only series on Unity professional multiplayer games in the world.

johan holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from FIU University. He has been a university lecturer for over 15 years, teaching iPhone development, iOS 15, Apple Watch development, Swift 5, Unity 3D, Pixel Art, Photoshop for Programmers, Android and Blockchain development. Also, Yohann has a lot of ideas that naturally turned him into an entrepreneur. He owns over 100 mobile apps and games in both the Apple App Store and Android Store.

Yohann is one of the leading experts in mobile game programming, app flipping and reskin. His teaching method is unique and very detailed with hands-on experience. Yohann has helped more than 250,000 students publish their apps and reach top positions on the iTunes App Store, ranked by blogs and media such as WIRED Magazine, Yahoo News and Forbes Online. Thousands of students now have access to iOS 15, Swift 4, Objective C ( ObjC ), machine learning, augmented/virtual reality, Android, Apple Watch ( watchOS ), Apple TV ( TVOS ), Unity 3D, and pixel art animation.