Learn to Create a Metroidvania Game using Unity & C# by James Doyle

That sounds like an exciting and comprehensive course! Learning how to create a metroidvania game using Unity, a widely used game development program, can open up a world of possibilities for aspiring game developers.

The course covers a wide range of topics, from programming concepts to real game development uses. It caters to different skill levels, making it accessible for beginners, artists looking to expand their game development skills, and programmers interested in game design.

Some of the game elements covered in the course include special abilities like double jumps, dashing, and turning into a ball, as well as unlocking and collecting abilities. The course also covers walking and flying enemies, game progression and storing progress, complete boss battles, audio systems, interactive menus, and a full map system with fullscreen and mini-maps.

One of the added benefits of the course is access to a course forum, where students can discuss topics covered in the course and get guidance on their next steps after completing the course. Additionally, the course provides a complete version of the project for reference, ensuring that everything in the game works as it should.

Overall, this course offers a comprehensive learning experience for those interested in game development and provides practical skills for creating metroidvania games using Unity.

In this course, you will learn:

• C#, a modern and versatile programming language.
• The capabilities of 2D development in Unity.
• Strong and transferable problem-solving skills.
• An understanding of the game development process.
• Practical implementation of object-oriented programming concepts.

This course is suitable for:

• Anyone who wants to create their own action metroidvania games.
• Individuals who want to develop and publish their own games.
• Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development.
• Developers who want to switch to game development and acquire new skills.
• Individuals interested in pursuing a career in the game design industry.
• Those who are competent and confident in using a computer.