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3D Hyper Casual Android 101 with Unity 2021

Creating 3D Hyper Casual Game for Android For Beginners in Unity 2021

What you’ll learn

You’ll build a 3D hyper casual game from scratch for Android
You’ll learn basic and very useful Unity skills
You’ll create gates and obstacles with 3d objects in Unity
You’ll learn how to create and control new levels
After this course, you won’t need to copy and paste codes because you’ll learn why we write them

Requirements

Mac or Windows computer with Unity and Visual Studio installed, I use Unity 2021.3.5 in this course but you can use any other version.
Very basic C# or programming knowledge

Description

Hello guys, If you are new in the Unity world, and want to create a hyper-casual game, this course is for you.

This course is especially for beginners who want to jump into a hyper-casual world with their first game.

Here, we will create a game from scratch. No copy-paste codes, I will try to explain every single line of code in this course.

I will explain popular things in hyper-casual like multiple characters, and creating crowds, obstacles, and bullets simply and easily.

We will learn how to create simple UI, we will learn how to create and control new levels. Also, we will add some background music and other audio effects to our game together.

We will build our game in 3D and will run it on Android.

But I expect you to know the fundamentals of programming like variables, methods, classes, basic loops, etc. Basic c# knowledge will be enough.

Ok, I also expect you to download and install Unity and Visual Studio and get ready to create our first game together.

You can use Mac or Windows PC.

This course can be a little bit boring for experienced Unity Users because I explain each code.

So are you ready? Let’s get started.

Who this course is for:

For Unity Beginners or even for those who never used Unity before. I explain Unity editor and every code we write.
For those who want to create the first 3D Hyper Casual game with Unity.
It can be a little bit boring for experienced Unity users because I explain each code in detail.