Unity3D: Mobile Game Development From Unity to App Store

Unity3D: Mobile Game Development From Unity to App Store Udemy Course

Unity3D: Mobile Game Development From Unity to App Store Course Created by Brett Abamonte.

Unity3D: Mobile Game Development From Unity to App Store has 3.9 rating out of 5 based on 68 students. Currently this course has 4,938 students. Course langwage is English.

Unity3D: Mobile Game Development From Unity to App Store Course Description

** This course is not intended for beginners and you should have prior knowledge of Unity, game development and programming prior to participating in this course. **

** Finally, learn how to publish your Unity3D game to both Android and Apple App Stores **

Looking for a course that teaches you how to create games in Unity3D that you can publish on both Google Play and the Apple App Store? Look no further than this course. In this course, you will learn how to go from nothing to a complete game that works on both Android and iOS. You will learn how to implement advertising and Google Play services. You will then learn how to publish your game to the Android and Apple app stores.

Match Wheel:

Matchy Wheel is the game we will create in this course. It's an addictive game where your goal is to rotate a wheel that is divided into 4 colors 90 degrees by tapping right or left. The ball is spawned and is about to reach the center of the wheel! The game is over when no one gets to the center. To remove this ball, you have to turn the wheel so that the color of the wheel matches the ball of the same color. In this case, you get 1 point. If you hit the special ball correctly, you get 2 points.

Hello. I am an app developer using Unity3D game engine, Swift 4 and Xcode 9. You have published your game on both Google Play and the Apple App Store. There are currently 5 apps in the Apple App Store and 2 apps in the Google Play Store.

I teach people what other instructors don't do about Unity3D and iOS app development. common problem. Over my game development career, I've learned quite a bit about what it takes to publish a game on both app stores. Sadly I had to learn these things myself, but I want to make a difference for students by giving them the information they need to achieve what they want without having to scour forums for hours or days.