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Unreal Engine 5 – Blueprint Mobile Casual Roguelike Game by Howl Chang

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Release date:2022, December

Author:Howl Chang

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

What you’ll learn

  • Create a casual game from scratch to completion for mobile with free online leaderboard
  • Create gameplay logics optimized for mobile platform
  • Generate rogue-like game map modules which can loop inifinitely and randomly
  • Integrate project with free online global leaderboard from playfab

Requirements
Know unreal engine basics
Have experience in creating simple games with unreal engine

Discription
[This course is NOT suitable for COMPLETE beginners since I don’t explain very basic concepts like what is variable or what is function, etc.] In this course, you will create a rogue-like casual game from scratch on mobile platform, game map will be generated randomly and infinitely when player starts a game.

Moreover, we will integrate our project with free global online leaderboard. So whoever played the game could see all the players names and their scores, motivating players to challenge game again. You can also integrate it with your own project regardless it targets on PC or mobile platform. I also provide some work around methods if your target device refuse to provide unique ID for the game in some cases.
Finally we can package project for android platform and share it with other players.

Topics of this course will cover:

  • Android package setup
  • Extract sprites from textures
  • Paper 2D animations
  • Following camera settings for 2D game
  • Post process volume setup
  • Touch input logics for mobile
  • Player Character Jump logics (Sine pattern)
  • Jump power indicator
  • Communication with level blueprint by command line
  • Rendering priority based on root socket position
  • Login and Leaderboard functions on playfab
  • 4 basic Obstacles to interact with player character
  • 3 basic prefabs as map modules

If you have any questions, please search Q&A part in Udemy first, someone else might already solve problems similar to you. If there’re no similar questions yet, ask question in details there and I will check questions regularly. Moreover, you can join my discord server to find more students who are enrolling in this courses!
Happy learning!

Who this course is for:

  • Developers who want to integrate free and reliable global leaderboard
  • Any one who is interested in creating game on mobile
  • Any one who loves developing mobile games
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