Unity Game Tutorial: Physics Based Puzzles Games 2D

In this Course you'll learn how to create a Physical based Puzzle games with Unity Engine. Physical games are loved by a lot Players all over the world. I will show you step by step how you can create Physical based 2D Puzzle games.

This course is a Beginner course, so if you have trouble in any case, write me a message or Q&A, and i'll help as best as i can.

If you are beginner, you might have some trouble to follow, but the videos will guide you through the complete course. Don't forget you only become better if you repeat things and keep on learning!

So we create Systems which will give us the freedom to:

C# (Monodevelop)

• A Pen Mechanism to draw dots and lines

• Trigger Actions to Lose Lives or get Score

• An Endurance Game mode

• A Level Select Menu for Single Levels

Unity (2019.1)

• we create an Endurance unlimited Game Mode

• we create Game Logic which handles different Game Modes

• we create a main menu scene to choose the Mode to play

• we create a Game Over scene panel and Win panel

• we create 2 simple Levels

• we create a simple Particle Effect

• we animate Saw Blades and Mines

• we learn physics and all needed components

Course Material

I provide the following Material with the Course:

1. Texture Atlas for basic game design

2. a Circle Grafic

3. You have to write the code on your own, i do not provide the final scripts!

All other graphics for Menu's, Icons, Images or Buttons need to be created on your own.
All Materials i provide are for education only and should not be in your final release!

Conclusion

In the end of this course you will have a fully functional 2D Physics Based Puzzle Game.

Challenge

After you have created nice Menus, Buttons, and maybe additional content, upload the Game to any Gaming Website, Google Playstore, Apple Store or even Windows Store or Steam. Try to create at least 20 Levels and extend the Prefabs for the Endurance Mode.

So what are you waiting for?

Let's make your dream game a reality!!

Level: Beginner
Video Course Length: ~5 hours 
Unity Version required: 5.3+