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Become a video game developer with Gamemaker Studio 2.3

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Become a video game developer with Gamemaker Studio 2.3, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 142 lectures, based on 128 reviews, and has 954 subscribers.

You will learn about What is the indie gaming (development) Is making video games for you? What roles can you have as a developer? A quick overview of the gaming industry An Introduction into GameMaker Studio 2.3 (with a comic) Make 6 short video games in GameMaker Studio 2 Roleplay like an indie developer Understand how programming and game design work Structure you own video game from scratch This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who like to see how making video games is like or People who would like start as an solo developer, be part of an indie developement team or want to join the gaming industry or Everybody who wants to enter the video gaming industry or Everybody who wants to learn GameMaker language or Everybody who wants sell their games It is particularly useful for Beginners who like to see how making video games is like or People who would like start as an solo developer, be part of an indie developement team or want to join the gaming industry or Everybody who wants to enter the video gaming industry or Everybody who wants to learn GameMaker language or Everybody who wants sell their games.

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Summary

Title: Become a video game developer with Gamemaker Studio 2.3

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 142

Number of Published Lectures: 142

Number of Curriculum Items: 142

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 142

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • What is the indie gaming (development)
  • Is making video games for you?
  • What roles can you have as a developer?
  • A quick overview of the gaming industry
  • An Introduction into GameMaker Studio 2.3 (with a comic)
  • Make 6 short video games in GameMaker Studio 2
  • Roleplay like an indie developer
  • Understand how programming and game design work
  • Structure you own video game from scratch

Who Should Attend

  • Beginners who like to see how making video games is like
  • People who would like start as an solo developer, be part of an indie developement team or want to join the gaming industry
  • Everybody who wants to enter the video gaming industry
  • Everybody who wants to learn GameMaker language
  • Everybody who wants sell their games

Target Audiences

  • Beginners who like to see how making video games is like
  • People who would like start as an solo developer, be part of an indie developement team or want to join the gaming industry
  • Everybody who wants to enter the video gaming industry
  • Everybody who wants to learn GameMaker language
  • Everybody who wants sell their games

This Udemy course is geared towards beginnersand gives you all the informations needed to make good decisions when starting as an indie developer or even when joining the industry as a contractor or employee.

The course is split into 3 parts:

  1. The gaming industry– how does it look like and what kind of role can you have in there.

  2. GameMaker Studio 2.3 – Essentail guide how to use effectivly the programm and programming basics

  3. Make six games – This part is where we together make small video games with GameMaker Studio 2. After these games you can call yourself an indie devloper because making games should feel at that point natural to you. The endgoal is that you see the whole process of making video games and what kind of role you think suits your needs the best.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Video game development and industry: All you need to know

Lecture 1: Hello and welcome to your journey!

Lecture 2: A broad overview

Lecture 3: Development stages: Video game life cycle

Lecture 4: Game design document (gdd): Structure your video game

Lecture 5: Video gaming industry: Useful facts and predictions

Lecture 6: Start your first game: What to look out for

Lecture 7: Developer role: Game designer

Lecture 8: Developer role: Programmer

Lecture 9: Developer role: Artist

Lecture 10: Developer role: Social/marketing/budget

Chapter 2: GameMaker Studio 2: How to use the ide and programming essentails with a comic

Lecture 1: GameMaker Studio 2: Workspace

Lecture 2: GameMaker Studio 2: Rooms + layers

Lecture 3: GameMaker Studio 2:GameMaker "programming" language (gms)

Lecture 4: GameMaker Studio 2: Object sprite

Lecture 5: GameMaker Studio 2: Object movement

Lecture 6: GameMaker Studio 2: Object events

Chapter 3: 1. Project: Shooter

Lecture 1: Introduction to the project

Lecture 2: Game design document

Lecture 3: Programming the first game

Lecture 4: Bonus (optional content)

Lecture 5: Part 1

Lecture 6: Part 2

Lecture 7: Part 3

Lecture 8: Part 4

Lecture 9: Part 5

Lecture 10: Part 6

Lecture 11: Part 7

Lecture 12: Part 8

Lecture 13: Part 9

Lecture 14: Part 10

Chapter 4: 2. Project: Chef

Lecture 1: Introduction to the project

Lecture 2: Game design document

Lecture 3: Programming the second game

Lecture 4: Bonus (optional content)

Lecture 5: Part 1

Lecture 6: Part 2

Lecture 7: Part 3

Lecture 8: Part 4

Lecture 9: Part 5

Lecture 10: Part 6

Lecture 11: Part 7

Lecture 12: Part 8

Lecture 13: Part 9

Lecture 14: Part 10

Lecture 15: Part 11

Lecture 16: Part 12

Lecture 17: Part 13

Lecture 18: Part 14

Lecture 19: Part 15

Lecture 20: Part 16

Lecture 21: Part 17

Lecture 22: Part 18

Lecture 23: Part 19

Lecture 24: Part 20

Lecture 25: Part 21

Lecture 26: Part 22

Lecture 27: Part 23

Lecture 28: Part 24

Chapter 5: 3. Project: Planet defender

Lecture 1: Introduction to the project

Lecture 2: Game design document

Lecture 3: Programming the third game

Lecture 4: Bonus (optional content)

Lecture 5: Part 1

Lecture 6: Part 2

Lecture 7: Part 3

Lecture 8: Part 4

Lecture 9: Part 5

Lecture 10: Part 6

Lecture 11: Part 7

Lecture 12: Part 8

Lecture 13: Part 9

Lecture 14: Part 10

Lecture 15: Part 11

Lecture 16: Part 12

Lecture 17: Part 13

Lecture 18: Part 14

Lecture 19: Part 15

Lecture 20: Part 16

Lecture 21: Part 17

Lecture 22: Part 18

Lecture 23: Part 19

Lecture 24: Part 20

Lecture 25: Part 21

Lecture 26: Part 22

Chapter 6: 4. Project: Muncher

Lecture 1: Introduction to the project

Lecture 2: Programming the fourth game

Lecture 3: Bonus (optional content)

Lecture 4: Part 1

Lecture 5: Part 2

Lecture 6: Part 3

Lecture 7: Part 4

Lecture 8: Part 5

Lecture 9: Part 6

Lecture 10: Part 7

Instructors

  • 1up Indie
    1up Indie
    Programmer for GameMaker/Unreal/Godot

Rating Distribution

  • 1 stars: 6 votes
  • 2 stars: 5 votes
  • 3 stars: 10 votes
  • 4 stars: 43 votes
  • 5 stars: 64 votes

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