Gamer To Game Developer Series 3: Make A Game

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"Gamer to Game Developer Series 3: Make A Game" is a tutorial-based game that teaches players how to create their own 2D game using the Unity game engine. The game covers various aspects of game development, including programming, animation, and design. By the end of the game, players will have created their own playable game that they can continue to develop and expand upon.

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

82%

Audience ScoreBased on 33 reviews

grinding3 negative mentions

The tutorial series is well-structured, with a logical flow and clear explanations that make it easy for beginners to understand programming in C# and Unity.
The creator is highly praised for their teaching style, providing in-depth knowledge and support, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced developers.
The value for money is exceptional, offering a comprehensive learning experience with over 180 tutorial videos that cover a wide range of game development topics.

Some users found the pacing of the videos too fast, making it difficult to keep up with the coding examples.
A few users experienced technical issues, such as version errors, which hindered their progress through the tutorials.
While the tutorials are excellent, some users suggested the addition of advanced topics, such as multiplayer game development, to enhance the learning experience.

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Players have mixed feelings about grinding; some appreciate it as a valuable opportunity for skill improvement, while others find it tedious and suggest taking breaks to consult resources like the Unity manual.
- “Grinding feels like an endless chore that detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.”
- “The repetitive nature of grinding makes it hard to stay engaged; it often feels like I'm just going through the motions.”
- “I find the grinding aspect to be overly tedious, making progress feel more like a slog than an achievement.”