Unity C# Mobile Game Development: Make 3 Games From Scratch

I liked how he introduces new concepts. He types a bit fast but putting in slower or pausing it makes it as if he typed at the same pace as I do. He slowly introduces things with new and different games that make it feel easy to understand and not shoved with a bunch of information at once. The 2D and 3D courses do this extremally good as well.

Extremely good tutorial course with a good balance of conceptual learning and making an actually useful and playable game

Finishing the first game, the young guy teaching is very good at it, better that the other 2 Ive been learning from in the other courses ( 2d and 3d).

Person teaching goes way too fast and does not explain concepts. Not really a course for learning. Very knowledgeable, but not everyone can teach.

I'm giving the course 3,5 for now. It could be a 5star with these things updated: Its probably frustruating for you guys as well since Unity and google updates these things very often but since you guys decided to put out a course like this then it should be taken in mind to update so lecture .44 and .49 are outdated. I couldn't get through or had to dig deep and look in different forums and at the end also ask chatGPT to help me fix the issue for the ad section and managed to do so. on .49 chatGPT couldn't really help since its a google/unity thing. forums dont have the answers because its outdated and the solutions others got doesn't work for me as of today. I just kept on going without the solution and the function probably works on editor but not if I build the app so I hope to get an answer there soon. these 2 things are major of why I bought the course in the first place, I wanted to learn in app purchases and how to set up ads. I will change this to a 4.5 star if these things updates soon. also the other 0.5 star is because the tutors are pretty young, they go very fast ahead explaining and scrolling and doesn't think that we are not as fast. Of course you can pause but its pretty annoying to pause and play all the time when you follow along. I mean I will just compare with Ricks 3D beginners game course, it was at a perfect pace there, and that time I was very new to Unity. This was a tad bit fast with explanations and even writing everything and applicate everything. Some things are not 100% clear even after the small explanation but all in all, I guess it was a good course. This is my honest opinion for this course. I do have all of gamedev.tv's courses and they are great over all, I do recommend other people getting their courses.

The deeper I go through the tutorial the better it gets. But you explain the C# orders in one way to serve the game you are designing. I don't know what will happen if I change the code from what you are doing. I wish you give us more information about the other options or the other ways so we can deviate from your code to design our own games. You are the best tutorial I have got so far. I wish you all success

This is a very bad course, don't buy it! The coding practices are awful and most of the time is spend on developing (bad) prototypes instead of focusing on mobile game development and a lot of the techniques shown here are hacky at best. Really disappointed, PS: Please don't add any of your auto generated review responses to this. That's just embarrassing.

Great introduction into some basic games with focus on mobile performance and considerations. Clear communication, examples and coding. Thank you to Brian Trotter for the amazing help with Q&A. He went above and beyond in answering my many questions. Would have liked to see a bit more about mobile development itself, and the features that come with it. For example, you could have done a section about tilting the phone, or more issues that come up when publishing the game to mobile.

The course was very nice. I really hope that there will be an intermediate one. The instructor Nathan is very good at explaining things.

Great course, as always, from Team GameDev.tv. Helped me learn mobile app specific Unity development (New Input System, Energy System, Ads and In-App Purchases). Thank you Rick and Nathan!

Dapper Dino is great. I have always enjoyed Rick, but Nathan is doing a tremendous job. Very impressed with him and his teaching style!

The course is great. But some parts need to be updated. Like section 44, implementing ads. Altough as a developer for android myself, I understand that like Google, Unity changes the way it does things every full moon, so

Great learning course. My only remark is serious lack of calling methods. As someone who just finished Unity 3D Course, seeing all the code lines in Start() and Update() without methods is hard to swallow.

The issues with the advertisements could have been handled a bit better. I thought the issue was me, and instead of inserting the lecture in order, it was put at the end, and confused and wasted time. Other than that, it was a good course.

Second GameDev.Tv course I've taken, and I will say they make things so intuitive, the tests are always great to try and use what you learn, and even if you slip up they tell you where to fix so you never break your game. I went to college for 3D modelling and animation for games, and to be honest the quality of teaching with GameDev.Tv has been superior to the college I paid significantly more for. Amazing lectures, teachers, and programs, save your money on college and take these courses, funner and more affordable!