Gamer To Game Developer Series 3: Make A Game Reviews

This is so good. I hope you will also include a boss battle in the game. I would love to learn how to create a boss to make any game more fun. That would be awesome!

The best course to develop video games. It is very simple and easy to understand. You learn a lot during the course. You dont need a previous knowledge in video game development. This course gives everything. Totally recommended.

So far I am in chapter 1, love it. Nice step by step. Just 1 suggestion, slow down please! You talk so fast and type the code so fast it is hard to keep up and understand exactly what is happening. You provide plenty of info but just slow down a little. Otherwise, AWESOME. Thanks for making this. I have a game released on an Indie site and a VR game released on Steam but I was the producer and level designer, and with this, I hope to be able to at least understtand the code my monkeys put out! (ok, not monkeys, talented guy actually!)

Brilliant. This system is the CORRECT way to make a FPS system with Unity. Highly recommended. I come from a development background of many years experience. These tutorials are excellent for no experience AND those of us with many years of game development experience. I rarely post reviews, but feel it is warranted because the quality of these tutorials and the system has blown me away. Furthermore, it's worth far more than the asking price. As others have mentioned, there are other guides that cost much more and don't deliver. The professionalism behind GTGD S3 makes it stand out. If GTGD S3 had a marketing department, it would easily be selling hundreds/thousands a month. Having direct access to the original scripts has allowed me to save heaps of time with the debugging process. This alone is worth the cost, because even an hour of my time is far more expensive than the price of this package. The videos are available for free on Youtube, so the real value is having access to the scripts for ease of debugging. I could go on, but for brevity will keep it brief. If you want to learn how to make a stable, reliable, and efficient FPS system with Unity, this is a MUST-have.

Everything about this series is brilliant. The pace of the videos, the logical way they flow from one to the next, the way so many key concepts are incorporated seamlessly and without being overwhelmed, the calmness and obvious enjoyment of producing the videos by GTGD, the attention to detail, the explanations of why things are being done the way they are.... There is a very good reason there is not a single negative review.

Usually you need to pay hundreds of dollars, if not more, to learn an incredible amount. You simply cannot miss when you're just paying $6.95 US for this gem! The first chapter is helpful for those new to Unity but the real meat of the learning comes in the chapters after that. The system created makes it extremely easy to customise weapons, items, enemies. You can also create and customise melee weapons, destructible objects and now videos to make AI for non-player-characters is possible. So you will have a really powerful, customisable and memory-efficient system. Videos are broken up into small chunks (usually between 3 and 10 minutes, but occasionally stretching to 15-20 minutes) covering only one section per video, which makes it extremely manageable for viewers, as opposed to 30 minutes or more with some other tutorials (or indeed many of the tute videos from Unity themselves). The guy doing the tutorials also has an extremely clear voice and is easy to understand. This makes the difference between him and other people who try to do Youtube tutorials. I could keep going, but hopefully I've already convinced you this is more than worth a few dollars!

I am a beginner at making games. I have watched about 20 of these videos arleady. These are awesome and easy to understand. There is a lot of information and explaination that help make a game properly. I'm excited to see what I can develop when I get through this series. Though these videos are easily accessed through youtube, I bought them to help support the making of this series.

If you haven't been following along in the previous two seasons of GTGD, thats okay! Everything is explained in this season that you would want to know in order to create your own game. Think of all of all the possibilities once you have gone through this . Before you know it you will be looking to add other features from other games or tutorials around the net. With the knowledge you learn here in coding you will have a solid base understanding to launch your game with.

If you are beginning on this, you will learn how to do the things properly and efficiently right from the first moment. I always enjoy learning like this; I am in an intermediate level and still I am watching this from the beginning because it teaches you several very valuable tips, so even if you are a pro you might learn something new and surprisingly useful. I am developing a commercial game and it's helping me a lot. The price is ridiculous in comparison with what you get, so I encourage you to support the Author ;) Congratulations to the author! Great professional and great person ;)

I’m a old school programmer (like from the 80’s) but more of a web developer script monkey these days and like many trying to get into games using Unity3D I learn best from examples, especially videos. I’ve got Gigabytes of Youtube tutorials I’ve downloaded over time. GTGD S3 is the best, the pacing of the video is excellent, clear concise dialogue and excellent examples. If you want to learn how to make a game in Unity this is exactly what you need. If this had been over £100 I would still have bought it, that’s how good it is.