Create modular and maintainable code with the observer pattern

Develop a modular, flexible codebase with the state programming pattern

Use object pooling to boost performance of C# scripts in Unity

Build a modular codebase with MVC and MVP programming patterns 

How to use the factory pattern for object creation at runtime

Use the command pattern for flexible and extensible game systems

Model-View-ViewModel pattern

Strategy pattern

Flyweight pattern

 Dirty flag pattern

If you’re new to software patterns or just need a refresher, this course will help you understand some of the most common software patterns you’ll encounter in Unity development. 

Whether you need a factory pattern to spawn prefabs or a state pattern to control NPC AI behavior, follow these tutorials to learn more about programming patterns in Unity. Design patterns offer general solutions to common problems in software engineering. They aren’t ready-made templates to copy and paste into your code, but rather tools in your toolbox to draw upon when needed.

A design pattern can speed up your workflow and offer an elegant solution to a recurrent problem when applied correctly. Using them allows you to concentrate on what’s important: making a fun and unique experience for your players.

Every tutorial in this course is based on the updated guide 

Level up your code with design patterns and SOLID

 sample project from the Unity Asset Store. 

 so that you can follow along with the examples.

Some of the tutorials in this project will only work with Unity 6. If you’re using Unity 2022.3 or below, please check out the 

 project for tutorials that can be used with your specific version of Unity. 

All content in this course uses:

Unity Version 6.0