In this tutorial, you will learn about Unity's cross-platform capabilities, which allow a game to be built once and then deployed across various platforms with slight modifications. The tutorial covers the nuances of porting games across different platforms, focusing on considerations like controls, screen size, and processing power. The tutorial also delves into Unity's input systems and its array of Gaming Services, which offer tools and insights for analytics, monetization, build automation, and multiplayer hosting, easing the game deployment and enhancement processes.

Throughout the game development process, it's crucial to understand where you stand and how each role contributes to the final product. In this tutorial, you will explore the full game development cycle, identify the multifaceted roles you've embraced, critique your game for improvements, and gain insights on intellectual property in the gaming industry. By the end, you'll be better equipped to evaluate your progress, value your contributions, and make informed decisions on the next steps.

Creating a distinctive and memorable game often requires more than just basic mechanics and gameplay. In this tutorial, you will learn how to transform a simple cube-collecting game into an immersive experience by crafting a comprehensive Game Design Document (GDD) to guide its development and narrative.

In this challenge, you’ll apply what you’ve learned throughout the Creative Core pathway to your prototype. By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to demonstrate your new skills from each domain in the Creative Core pathway.

You’ve explored the background of prototyping, now it’s time to get specific. You might have a specific idea for a prototype already in mind, a range of concepts to choose between, or be uncertain where to start. Wherever you’re starting from, we’ll guide you through the process. By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to: Identify a prototype concept. Identify target users for a prototype. Write an elevator pitch for a prototype.

This week: Joy, Tom and Utsav will review their finished GDD and set up their technical design doc. Once they have their technical systems laid out, variable names agreed upon and jobs assigned. They’ll be ready to get to work building their prototype.

Rosamund Williams is a Sr. Instructional Designer at Unity Technologies. On top of building a lot of the amazing courses for learn she also helps drive the conversation at Unity around accessibility. Register now to learn about Instructional Design and Accessibility in gaming.

Did you know 50% of self-proclaimed game developers on Reddit have never released a game? To me that is crazy! Nothing can teach you faster than sticking with a project and releasing it to the world, even a super small one. By far the biggest reason for this is their first game idea is too big. In this lesson, I go over some tips on bringing that ambitious game idea down to reality. Additional links: GameDevUnlocked.com

This short tutorial is a follow up to the Create with Code: Game Jam live event which ran between October 23rd and 25th in 2020. You’ll explore: Iterating and acting on the developed Game Jam entries Where to find other Game Jams to participate in How to prepare for future Game Jams This tutorial is for Create with Code: Game Jam participants and anyone looking for tips on finding and engaging in game jams.

This tutorial will host the recorded live sessions which took part during Create with Code: Game Jam