Make a horror survival game in Unity
Make a horror survival game in Unity, available at $99.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 626 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 797 reviews, and has 9889 subscribers.
You will learn about Use post processing to create amazing graphics Create a unique horror survival game in Unity 2021 Easy to understand coding activities Create intelligent AI Create combat mechanics for melee, guns and throwing weapons Use a custom load screen Create a main menu Create an interactive inventory menu Learn how to make AAA games in Unity Beginner Level project and Intermediate Level project included This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is aimed at anyone who wants to make awesome games in Unity or Creative game designers will enjoy the course or I make the coding very easy, so it should be fun, even for people who are put off by C# coding or All user levels of Unity, from beginners to advanced will learn something from this tutorial or There are a range of fun activities to help you make the game your own throughout development or There is now intermediate level coding for people wanting to further develop their skills It is particularly useful for This course is aimed at anyone who wants to make awesome games in Unity or Creative game designers will enjoy the course or I make the coding very easy, so it should be fun, even for people who are put off by C# coding or All user levels of Unity, from beginners to advanced will learn something from this tutorial or There are a range of fun activities to help you make the game your own throughout development or There is now intermediate level coding for people wanting to further develop their skills.
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Summary
Title: Make a horror survival game in Unity
Price: $99.99
Average Rating: 4.6
Number of Lectures: 626
Number of Quizzes: 6
Number of Published Lectures: 375
Number of Curriculum Items: 632
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 375
Original Price: £199.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Use post processing to create amazing graphics
- Create a unique horror survival game in Unity 2021
- Easy to understand coding activities
- Create intelligent AI
- Create combat mechanics for melee, guns and throwing weapons
- Use a custom load screen
- Create a main menu
- Create an interactive inventory menu
- Learn how to make AAA games in Unity
- Beginner Level project and Intermediate Level project included
Who Should Attend
- This course is aimed at anyone who wants to make awesome games in Unity
- Creative game designers will enjoy the course
- I make the coding very easy, so it should be fun, even for people who are put off by C# coding
- All user levels of Unity, from beginners to advanced will learn something from this tutorial
- There are a range of fun activities to help you make the game your own throughout development
- There is now intermediate level coding for people wanting to further develop their skills
Target Audiences
- This course is aimed at anyone who wants to make awesome games in Unity
- Creative game designers will enjoy the course
- I make the coding very easy, so it should be fun, even for people who are put off by C# coding
- All user levels of Unity, from beginners to advanced will learn something from this tutorial
- There are a range of fun activities to help you make the game your own throughout development
- There is now intermediate level coding for people wanting to further develop their skills
Do you want to create a professional looking horror survival game in Unity? Well you’ve found the right course. This is aimed at anybody who loves game design and wants to make awesome games.
My name is Pete Jepson and I have taught game design for over 9 years. In this series we will be making a first person survival game where you try to survive on an Island overrun by zombies. You are looking for a vaccine before your infection level reaches 100 and you become one of the undead.
In this 2022 updated version of the course I will be using intermediate level coding to give you professional skills in game design. If you are completely new to Unity, you will be pleased to know that the older beginner level version of this course is still available in the later sections. That means you can complete the beginner level and then move onto the intermediate level. It’s like buying two courses for the price of one.
You will need a powerful computer to complete this project, so please ensure your computer meets the minimum specifications
So, what’s in the course?
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We start by creating the AAA post processing visuals to establish a night time look for the game. The enviornment map and props are free to download and you can use them in any game you decide to create.We also add a nightvision camera with zoom lens.
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We then create an interactive inventory menu that allows you to carry multiple pickup items and weapons. We also add the ability to combine items into new weapons, such as a makeshift flamethrower, using a spray can and lighter, and a molotov cocktail grenade.
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The melee weapons drain your stamina levels as you use them, so you have to use strategy when attacking enemies. You may need enough stamina to run to safety. Guns can also be picked up, but they make enough sound to attract large zombie armies to descened on your position, so make sure you have enough ammo left to escape
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Then we will import zombie characters, which are free to use in this project and any other project you want to create. We develop an animation flow using mecanim, which will create a wide variation of types of zombies.
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We will work on navigation path finding and artifical intelligence, allowing the zombies to make their own decisions on where to go and what to do. Once the zombies detect you, they will discover their own different ways to hunt you down!
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We add spawning systems for the characters, creating the illusion of an infinite amount of zombies, while ensuring we optimise the system so it will run easily on any computer system.
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We create a door open and close system and also a door locking system. Some doors require that you find a key to unlock them. Exploring the map then becomes necessary to complete the game.
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We finally work on a main menu and loading screen.
By the end of this course you will have a completed horror survival game which you can export out as a finished product. You will have developed the skills, confidence and understanding of how to make your own games in Unity.
So why not enrol today and I look forward to seeing you in my course.
This course includes the following free assets:
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Free horror environment 3D scene
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Free weapons from Sketchfab
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Free realistic animated zombie characters
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Free sounds and music
Free music by Bensound
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Setup Unity
Lecture 1: Introduction to the Updated course
Lecture 2: Welcome to the update 2022 make a Horror Survival game in Unity
Lecture 3: Install the project
Lecture 4: Looking at the project
Lecture 5: Optimising the scene
Chapter 2: Post Processing
Lecture 1: Post Processing
Lecture 2: Night time post processing
Lecture 3: Lighthouse Light
Lecture 4: Nightvision Mode
Lecture 5: Nightvision overlay
Lecture 6: Nightvision zoom
Lecture 7: Turning nightvision on
Lecture 8: Nightvision battery power
Lecture 9: When battery power reaches 0
Lecture 10: Resizing UI
Lecture 11: Flashlight
Lecture 12: Flashlight UI
Lecture 13: Flashlight off
Lecture 14: Flashlight battery power
Chapter 3: Player character
Lecture 1: FPS Arms
Lecture 2: Setting up the arms
Lecture 3: Importing new weapons
Lecture 4: Setting up new weapons
Lecture 5: Carrying new weapons
Lecture 6: Setting up the gun
Lecture 7: Setting up the shotgun
Lecture 8: Setting up the animator
Lecture 9: Script for weapon change
Lecture 10: Script for moving through weapons
Lecture 11: Moving FPS Arms
Lecture 12: New animations for bat
Lecture 13: Adding an axe
Lecture 14: Adding a spray can
Lecture 15: Spray can animation
Lecture 16: Adding a bottle
Lecture 17: Weapon animations and sounds
Lecture 18: Footstep sounds
Lecture 19: Adjusting lighting
Chapter 4: Inventory Screen
Lecture 1: Inventory background
Lecture 2: Freezing the FPS Controller
Lecture 3: Inventory layout
Lecture 4: Inventory script
Lecture 5: Changing display items
Lecture 6: Adding inventory sounds
Lecture 7: Use button
Lecture 8: Fade out buttons
Lecture 9: Items Inventory
Lecture 10: Item inventory script
Lecture 11: Fading out buttons
Lecture 12: Switching menus
Lecture 13: Combine setup
Lecture 14: Combine script
Lecture 15: Setting up the cloth
Lecture 16: Double sided shader
Lecture 17: Animation for bottle with cloth
Lecture 18: Weapon inventory combine
Chapter 5: Pickups
Lecture 1: Download pickups
Lecture 2: Setting up pickups
Lecture 3: Checking pickups
Lecture 4: Auto LOD asset
Lecture 5: AutoLOD
Lecture 6: Prefabs of pickups
Lecture 7: Pickup animations
Lecture 8: Item prefabs
Lecture 9: Checking size
Lecture 10: Raycast script
Lecture 11: Displaying pickups
Lecture 12: Press E to pickup
Lecture 13: Weapons picked up
Lecture 14: Setting up item pickups
Lecture 15: Item amounts
Lecture 16: Ammo pickups
Chapter 6: Door system
Lecture 1: Door animations
Lecture 2: Door open script
Lecture 3: Check pickups behind doors
Lecture 4: Locked doors
Lecture 5: Shelf doors
Lecture 6: House and cabin doors
Chapter 7: Combining items
Lecture 1: Setting up new icons
Lecture 2: Gun shooting script
Lecture 3: Muzzle flash
Lecture 4: Weapon UI script
Lecture 5: Spray can script
Lecture 6: Adding fire to the spraycan
Lecture 7: Setting up the bottle throw
Lecture 8: Line renderer
Lecture 9: Launch a bottle
Lecture 10: Bottle smash sound
Lecture 11: Throwing animation
Lecture 12: Using bottle amounts
Lecture 13: Molotov cocktail
Lecture 14: Bottle fire
Lecture 15: Molotov explosion
Instructors
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Pete Jepson
Game Design Tutor
Rating Distribution
- 1 stars: 10 votes
- 2 stars: 6 votes
- 3 stars: 48 votes
- 4 stars: 187 votes
- 5 stars: 546 votes
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