Get Started with the Creator Kit: FPS

Customize the Germ Targets

Design your Own Level

Modify the Doctor’s Weapons

Create a Level Endpoint

Onward and upward!

Creator Kit: FPS

Students explore how to develop a common game type: First Person Shooter (FPS). “First person shooter” refers to any game in which projectiles generate from an object. In this project, germs (the enemy) receive doses of medicine shot. This project requires no coding experience; however, if your students have computer coding skills, they may further enrich their creations by coding attributes and behaviors of their choice. 

This project fits well at the mid point in a game design course or pathway. 

Creator Kit FPS _ Manual.pdf

Welcome to the FPS Creator Kit! This bite-sized kit has magically miniaturized you, the doctor, into a tiny sickness-fighting force of good. Your mission: to travel through your patient’s body, destroying evil germs wherever you find them.


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Share your Game

What next?

You’ve used this Creator Kit to make your own level, place targets in it and modify the weapons available for players. In this final tutorial you'll create a build of your game.

You’ve used this Creator Kit to make your own level, place targets in it and modify the weapons available for players. Now it’s time to create a build of the game.

A build is made when Unity takes the Assets you have used and compresses them in an executable file. You can use this file to launch the game without needing Unity Editor on your computer.

To make and share a build of your game:


1.  Make sure that the Scene you want to use for your game is open.


2.  In the top menu, go to File > Build Settings.


3.  In the dialog window, select the Add Open Scenes button at the bottom of the empty Scenes In Build list. This will add the currently open Scene to the build.


4.  Click the Build button. 


5.  Select the folder where you want to save your build and give it a name.


6.  Unity will create the build and then open the folder which contains the executable file. You can launch this to play your game.


7.  Zip the folder which contains your build and send it to your friends!

Now you’re free to explore all the possibilities of the Creator Kit. You can refer to the detailed manual for more information and Editor context. 

This includes:

An overview of all the settings for the weapons in this Creator Kit.

Guidance on importing your own 3D model and using it to create a new type of weapon.

Guidance on advanced gameplay features, for example creating a door lock system triggered when targets are destroyed.  

If you enjoyed making this game, try our code-free 3D Game Kit to explore 3D worldbuilding in more detail and design platformer gameplay and puzzles.

Have fun creating!

Onward and upward!

1. Share your Game

2. What next?

Complete this tutorial