This Learn Project is a case study focusing on a top grossing Made With Unity game developed in its entirety by a single person; David Wehle's The First Tree.

In this course you will start your journey into 3D Game Development with Unity. Get comfortable with gentle codeless introductions, then follow us as we guide you to creating your first 3D game from scratch with simple code.

Development operations (DevOps) is a key group of tools and workflows that you can use to help you create and manage your game or other real-time experience throughout its lifecycle. You can complete this course as a guided learning experience or just explore the specific content that you need to support your DevOps journey.

Our education community is lucky to have a crew of people who have been teaching Unity and Real-time 3D for a long time. These folks, tagged as Education Ambassadors are available to help you with questions and concerns when implementing Game Dev in the classroom. Join us in this episode to get to know some of the community and hear about the program.

Trash Dash is a game that Unity created as an example of how to use Unity Services in a mobile game. It also contains some useful examples of coding architecture and techniques for solving common game programming problems. In this tutorial we'll take a quick tour of the code for Trash Dash and learn about these features.

Three perspectives on marketing your video game. First, Emmy Jonassen, a.k.a., the Indie Game Girl, gives a talk on zero budget game marketing. Next, Unity PR experts Darren Williams, Dan Adams and Tracy Erickson go over some of the key principles.

In this tutorial, you’ll dive into the world of visionOS development using Unity. You’ll start by learning about the core concepts behind visionOS and the capabilities of Apple Vision Pro. The tutorial will guide you through setting up your development environment, including the Unity Editor and essential packages for visionOS development. By creating a simple application, you’ll learn about the different modes and use cases for each one, such as Mixed Reality (MR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Windowed Mode. This practical, hands-on experience will culminate in building an Xcode project and testing your application using the visionOS device simulator. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to do the following: Grasp the core concepts of developing for visionOS and the capabilities of Apple Vision Pro. Install the appropriate version of the Unity Editor that is compatible with visionOS development. Understand and install visionOS and PolySpatial packages using the Package Manager. Install the correct version of Xcode for visionOS development. Recognize the significance of developing apps with different entry points: Windowed, MR, and VR. Set up a simple scene in Unity to allow for basic user interactivity in a visionOS app. Configure build settings accurately and build your project to Xcode. Navigate and utilize the visionOS device simulator effectively.

Get ready to build and publish your own mobile runner game with ease! This template accelerates the game development process. It includes end-to-end runner game mechanics, custom presets, and a level editor. The template also gives you easy access to useful resources, including a curated page on the Unity Asset Store and custom in-Editor tutorials.

As a programmer or developer did you know you have access to Experts to get yourself unstuck? Our Live Help Broadcasts will give you insights into our live help platform that allows access to our team of dev experts where you can pay for on-demand, friendly and affordable consultations that will drive your project forward. In this live series we are going to provide free support to a few users to highlight the benefits of watching real-time troubleshooting and an opportunity to learn specific Unity topics.

Clear communication between collaborators is a critical aspect of effective game development. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to set up a Discord integration that provides DevOps notifications. Note: This tutorial is part of Get started with Unity DevOps. Explore the rest of the course to learn more about how DevOps can support your work as a creator.