Welcome to the RPG Creator Kit! If you fancy yourself an intrepid adventurer and love completing NPC quests to fill up your inventory, this is the kit for you. This Creator Kit is code-free, which means that you can focus on learning about Unity Editor and customizing the game based on your own ideas and interests. When you’ve completed the learning project, you’ll be able to share your customized RPG with friends. We also have lots more 2D game content for you to explore!

No coding experience? No problem! In this beginner project, you’ll explore the basics of C# code for Unity in the context of an action RPG. To get the most out of this project, you’ll have completed one of the three introductory Creator Kits (Puzzle, FPS, RPG), so you can apply your knowledge of the Unity Editor and focus on customizing the game with scripts. Important: This learning content requires at least Unity 2019.2, and will not work correctly on older versions. Participating in the global Hour of Code? Visit our Hour of Code Edition of this Creator Kit.

During your Hour of Code, use this project to code your own game! No coding experience? No problem! In this short beginner project, you’ll explore the basics of C# code for Unity in the context of an action RPG. To get the most out of this project, you’ll have completed one of the three introductory Creator Kits, so you can apply your knowledge of the Unity Editor and focus on customizing the game with scripts. NOTE: This learning content requires Unity 2019.2.

You’ve created a world for the player to explore, but it’s a little plain. Now that you’ve created the basics, you can make it more interesting and challenging to explore. In this tutorial, you’ll: Add fences to your house and the wider world Add footpaths to guide the player through the world Add land features which act as obstacles to the player Add animated objects and decorations to make the world more visually interesting

In the previous tutorials in this learning experience, you lit an outdoor scene and an indoor scene, developing your understanding of lighting in Unity as you did so. Now it’s time to apply your understanding of lighting in Unity to a slightly different context: showcasing a product. By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to: Identify research topics and resources to develop your understanding of foundational lighting science and design principles. Configure Light components to showcase an object in Unity.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use data persistence to preserve information across different scenes by taking a color that the user selects in the Menu scene and applying it to the transporter units in the Main scene. By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to: Ensure data is preserved throughout an application session by using the Unity DontDestroyOnLoad method Recognize when to use static classes, singletons, and static variables to implement data persistence Modify a GameObject with a script that contains the variables to be saved between Scenes