Do you want to learn how to make video games?
Hi, my name is Alex and I've helped thousands of students learn how to make video games.
As an instructor, I have a simple goal.
I want you to become a strong and independent developer, and this time I'm presenting the complete
platformer course that will teach you everything you need to know to make your first video game.
We're going to start with baby steps, learning all the basics you need to know, and then gradually
increase the difficulty so you have a solid base knowledge that will help you with your future projects.
And first we're going to do development of the character, and I'll show you how to work with the animator
and how to set up characters.
Movement for platformer games.
Responsive controls are very important, and that's why it's going to be the first system we're going
to develop.
You'll learn how to work with collisions, colliders, and velocity of the character.
And to make it work as a true platformer, we're going to make all that nice little things that makes
movement really fun.
And of course, there is no point of character without levels, so I'll show you how to set up tilemaps
colliders and some advanced things like an auto tile system.
Then we're going to work on overall structure of the game by creating a game manager, respawn system,
checkpoints, and collectible items to spice up the challenge for future players, we're going to learn
how to make traps and level mechanics.
This not only makes the game fun, but also teaches you a lot of new systems that can be useful for
any of your future projects.
And of course, making games is cool, but what's even better is doing so efficiently.
That's why I want to show you how to work with inheritance, and how to make enemies react to the player
and surroundings.
These enemies are going to be simple, and yet they'll help us to learn a lot of new mechanics.
Then we're going to bring this game to a playable state by learning how to make main menu, scene transitions,
UI, skin shop, save system level selection, and so many other things.
And in addition to that, we're going to bring three different difficulties so different players can
enjoy the game.
Next I'm going to show you how to work with camera, how to set up screen shake and camera transitions.
And of course, we're going to be making an audio manager with a background music and sound effects.
All of that will turn this project into a complete video game.
And after that, we're going to learn how to polish, focusing on simple, small things that improve
the overall experience.
And then there is more.
We're going to switch project to a new input system, and I'm going to show you how to set up gamepad
support.
All of it together will make it feel like a properly developed, well thought out project.
And then I'm going to show you how to set up local multiplayer so players can use different devices
to play the game together.
And as an option, I'm going to show you how to set up a split screen if you prefer that.
And lastly, as a second option, if you don't want to make local multiplayer, I'm going to show you
how to turn it into a mobile game, which will be very easy to do after all of the work we have done.
So that's a brief explanation of what you can learn in this course.
And if you are ready to start the journey, then let's make it happen.
Enroll in my course today and do your first steps into game development.