Make Your First Game in Unity (2024)

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Do you want to be a game developer? It's easier if you know the modern state-of-the-art game development tools that make the whole process of making a game, so much easier.
Unity is an intuitive, beginner friendly and widely used game engine. You can build anything from a small demo to a big ambitious genre defining multi platform game. If you check how many job offers are there for Unity developers, you realise its a very viable career choice.
Come try it with me for this project and make up your own opinion. This class is for beginners.
Today we will learn:
- How to make a 2D Game in Unity
- How to Export Game in Unity for PC Windows and Mac (.exe)
- How to export a finished game as a WebGL web game (.html)
- How to use 2D tilemaps in Unity
- How to Setup Blend Trees for Easy 4 Directional Movement in Unity
... and much more
🍄 Project Art assets 🍄
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Player: sanderfrenken....
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@Radu Месяц назад

Oh wow! What a twist :-)

@Frankslaboratory 28 дней назад

Just experimenting :D

@markus4437 Месяц назад

Wow thank you for this great Tutorial! Can't wait to see more of this series using unity

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

Hi Markus, I will probably do this one weekly, unless people request some features that take me longer to implement.

@markus4437 Месяц назад

@@Frankslaboratory this sounds great! Thanks for always putting so much efford into your videos ❤️

@frontend_ko 28 дней назад

thanks for nice video. wait for next video~

@usus4698 Месяц назад

thank you I was waiting for a course created using Unity.

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

There are plenty Unity courses online, but I wanted to do my own take on it, since I use Unity a lot, but never made any content on it.

@MAGNETO-i1i 10 дней назад

This tutorial is incredible, ,very well explained! Thanks

@konfcyus4865 Месяц назад

Frank finally gave up on JS and canvas , jokes aside i've been trying to make full featured games with JS for a while now and using an established game engine is simply a better choice even if you are not familiar with the language or engine.

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

For me coding in JS is fun because I get to engineer my own solutions and implementations in code. Using an engine, I can focus on designing the game mechanics and making the game fun for players. Engine makes everything quicker and easier to implement. I have yet to see C# code in Unity that is challenging to understand. Most of it is just simple if else statements :D

@Adrian00213 Месяц назад

I dont want to be rude. but thats exactly opposite you get when you start with unity. I started with unity. did couple of game remakes. ( their systems . like chocobo dungone, roll away, ff battle system, and a few more ) Then i did couple of other shader related stuff, and i learned that Unity ships Huge overhead of stuff. librarys etc that are not even necessary for your game. Yes its easier for some1 who starts. And i am really greatfull to unity for that. I started programing in school then went with unity. where i really appriciated that i could SEE MY RESULTS!! it was amazing feeling. But after some time. i noticed how much unity makes me mad on a lot of stuff. then i decided to go C ++ with sdl and it was amazing. i had full controll over everything i was doing. Then to go into more modern i moved to JS canvas. now i can create a fully functional game in modern broken as fk language ( JS 🤣 😅 ) but its multiplatform, and if you learn a bit of JS its kinda easy to set up as well. i created a lvl editor first as separate app. that returns a JSON map format. which then can be used as lvls in a simple game. Easy, streightforward. and full controll on everything. So summing up. i think its all up to where you started. many people that started with UNITY went other engine or enginless. however some who started enginless or Other engine ( moved to unity )

@konfcyus4865 Месяц назад

@@Adrian00213 Yes , it is much easier to start and prototype with JS and it takes time to get familiar with Unity and optimization of the engine . There is no one size fits all , if i'm doing a 2D casual game targetted for browsers i would definetly choose JS (phaser-playcanvas) over unity , but if it is a complex 3D game Unity offers much more. The online tutorials and discourse around game dev stays very surface level focusing only the prototyping part , i only spend %25 of my time acutally coding while doing game dev rest is all about art , sound , ui-ux , if you are creating a game with thousands of assets even having a visual editor is enough reason to choose it.

@ShubhamSingh-it4om Месяц назад

Please create a project based game development tutorial on Phaser JS.

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

I never tried Phaser, is it any good

@babicunlo3638 Месяц назад

@@Frankslaboratory it is. but i have yet to understand how to glue things together. maybe you can teach us that - or try godot

@Nodsaibot Месяц назад

@@Frankslaboratory rather you use RPGmaker now has JS support

@ShubhamSingh-it4om Месяц назад

@@Frankslaboratoryyes it's the top and most stable library for game development.

@crispendragon1139 16 дней назад

thanks to you Professor, but I need to know how create our own assets. Greetings from Chile!

@siarig328 Месяц назад

Good job man, very informative tutorial. Cant wait for the next one 🎉

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

Hi Siari, glad you found some value

@evaristocuesta 21 день назад

Are you starting a new course with Unity? Interesting!!

@tedreams Месяц назад

Let's go 🚀

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

Have fun

@PopLll-lo9ot Месяц назад

You are amazing man

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

Thank you

@sebastiankoziel8055 28 дней назад

nice

@Mr.ACrane 24 дня назад

Very nice

@Frankslaboratory 22 дня назад

Thanks

@mr.fabian8471 Месяц назад

Thanks

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

I'm here to help :)

@autozone5335 Месяц назад

❤❤❤

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

❤

@blackbirdchannel-c7b Месяц назад

Very good!

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

Thank you

@AndreiTornyai Месяц назад

from javascript in browser games to c#, when did you start coding things in c# :D

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

Hi Andrei, C# is very similar to JavaScript in my opinion, if you know one, it's easy to pick up the other quickly.

@AndreiTornyai Месяц назад

please make it a full series, at least i have a good excuse to start studying more c#

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

I'm just experimenting now. I haven't decided what do do next. Thanks for letting me know what you want. I might move C# to a new channel and keep this one for JavaScript.

@AndreiTornyai Месяц назад

@@Frankslaboratory how about a series dedicated to realize an online in browser game similar to forge of empires - grepolis - tribalwars ?

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

@@AndreiTornyai Yea, definitely want to try something like that. Some of the mechanics in there, I'm not sure how best to implement. Need to do some research first.

@AndreiTornyai 29 дней назад

@@Frankslaboratory i have been doing some research us well, every game seems to adopt a different approach in the case of forge of empires they are rendering everything through the canvas element but i guess all the illustrations are just imgs. I wonder how they render those imgs on the canvas. Must be quite annoying to deal with so many interactive imgs

@worldbest3097 Месяц назад

first!!! waitedddd

@devvora08 Месяц назад

Hey frank, can you just share how to make a map without tile sets. I have game background images for it

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

Hi, it depends on what type of game are you trying to make. Are the background images seamless or made to be static. Are there collision areas in those images. Many factors to consider.

@devvora08 Месяц назад

@@Frankslaboratory hey.. thank you very much first off for noticing my comment. The background image is an environment consisting of water, and lamps that could be dynamic. In photoshop they are made in layers. For a literal idea I copied a scene exactly from a youtube channel called pixelarchitect. Hope you reply back

@ashishvasava2706 Месяц назад

Can i use javascript to make heavy game? i don't wanna learn c# and c++ as i have good understanding of javascript

@Frankslaboratory Месяц назад

Yes. Vampire survivors was made in JavaScript before they transitioned into Unity. C# is very easy if you know JavaScript. You don't have to learn anything. It's easy to write