Make Awesomely Strange Video Games with Unity and Playmaker

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro to Game Dev with M dot Strange

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Invisible video game magic

Lecture 4: What are variables?

Lecture 5: Why variables are important?

Lecture 6: Making games without programming

Lecture 7: Can we make real games?

Lecture 8: Intro to colliders

Lecture 9: Mr. Bullet meet Mr. Enemy

Lecture 10: Tag! You're it!

Lecture 11: Playa makin' moves

Lecture 12: Picking up points

Lecture 13: Creepy doors that check your keys

Lecture 14: How do health bars work?

Lecture 15: How to make Torchy the deadly flashlight

Lecture 16: How to make a game with a good memory

Lecture 17: Making NPCs walk around is SO easy!

Lecture 18: Raycast: the magic laser

Lecture 19: The old switcheroo trick

Lecture 20: How do I control when my animations are played?

Lecture 21: Well behaved melee weapons

Lecture 22: You can start making games today!

Lecture 23: Where to go from here

Chapter 2: Let's Make a Video Game! with the Strange School

Lecture 1: Introduction and Overview

Lecture 2: Importing assets we need to make our game

Lecture 3: Player movement setup with Playmaker

Lecture 4: Finishing our player movement setup

Lecture 5: Adding animations to our playable character with Mecanim

Lecture 6: Triggering animations using Mecanim parameters

Lecture 7: Making our player jump

Lecture 8: Adding props to our level

Lecture 9: Tweaking the lighting in our scene

Lecture 10: Creating coin pickup using Playmaker

Lecture 11: Adding FX to our coin pickup and testing it out

Lecture 12: Making a gate that traps the player in the Boss Area

Lecture 13: Finishing off the gate trap for the Boss fight

Lecture 14: Player health state machine

Lecture 15: Player health bar setup

Lecture 16: Player damage hit effect

Lecture 17: Landmine setup

Lecture 18: Finishing our landmine setup

Lecture 19: Enemy animation and Navmesh setup

Lecture 20: Enemy navigation state machine

Lecture 21: Basic enemy AI setup

Lecture 22: Getting the enemy to chase the player

Lecture 23: Making the enemy attack and damage the player

Lecture 24: Player weapon setup

Lecture 25: Getting the gun in position and firing bullets

Lecture 26: Making our bullets hurt and kill the enemy

Lecture 27: Adding sound and particle FX to our gun

Lecture 28: Boss Enemy setup

Lecture 29: Creating a key pickup when the Boss dies

Lecture 30: Player bomb projectile setup

Lecture 31: Finishing up the player bomb projectile

Lecture 32: Boss Enemy AI setup

Lecture 33: Making our Boss look and sound deadly – Part I

Lecture 34: Making our Boss look and sound deadly – Part II

Lecture 35: Boss Area setup

Lecture 36: Creating a door we can open with a key – Part I

Lecture 37: Creating a door we can open with a key – Part II

Lecture 38: Making a treasure chest that opens with a password

Lecture 39: Treasure chest password input

Lecture 40: Finishing our UI password input

Lecture 41: Adding some treasure to our treasure chest

Lecture 42: Adding music and a level reset when the player dies

Lecture 43: Adding player footstep sounds

Lecture 44: Adding more player and enemy sounds

Lecture 45: Add a pause, restart and quit to your game – Part I

Lecture 46: Add a pause, restart and quit to your game – Part II

Lecture 47: Building a Game Start screen – Part I

Lecture 48: Building a Game Start screen – Part II

Lecture 49: Adding image effects and anchoring our UIs

Lecture 50: Adding a Game End Menu

Lecture 51: Building our game for release

Lecture 52: Fixing our last little bugs

Chapter 3: Bonus Material

Lecture 1: Introduction to Playmaker – Part I

Lecture 2: Introduction to Playmaker – Part II

Lecture 3: How to control a bomb's damage based on distance

Lecture 4: How to use PlayerPrefs with Playmaker

Lecture 5: Auto targeting system using Playmaker add-on Arraymaker – Part I

Lecture 6: Auto targeting system using Playmaker add-on Arraymaker – Part II

Lecture 7: Auto targeting system using Playmaker add-on Arraymaker – Part III

Lecture 8: Using a Raycast to target and damage enemies – Part I

Lecture 9: Using a Raycast to target and damage enemies – Part II

Lecture 10: Using Hash Table to create an inventory system – Part I

Lecture 11: Using Hash Table to create an inventory system – Part II

Lecture 12: Using Hash Table to create an inventory system – Part III

Lecture 13: Using Hash Table to create an inventory system – Part IV