Learn How To Make A Pacman Game In Go

Learn How To Make A Pacman Game In Go, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 40 lectures, based on 24 reviews, and has 164 subscribers.

You will learn about 2D game programming skills A real-life example of go code This course is ideal for individuals who are Any curious developer who wants to see how to make a pacman game (especially in go) It is particularly useful for Any curious developer who wants to see how to make a pacman game (especially in go).

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Summary

Title: Learn How To Make A Pacman Game In Go

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 40

Number of Published Lectures: 40

Number of Curriculum Items: 40

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 40

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

2D game programming skills
A real-life example of go code

Who Should Attend

Any curious developer who wants to see how to make a pacman game (especially in go)

Target Audiences

Any curious developer who wants to see how to make a pacman game (especially in go)

We’ll make a 2D pacman game in golang by using the ebiten library. We’re going to have animations, sounds, collisions and many interesting stuff. The goal is that you play with golang by building something funny. As I can’t put any link here, go to my profile page to find my website. There, you’ll see an article about this course. I give you few executables (macos and windows) so that you can try the game on your own machine and really see how it works. If you purchase this course, you’ll have access to all the source code. For almost each video, you can find a git command to switch to the code version of the corresponding video. That way, you’ll be able explore the code the way you want and play with it. Of course, I’ll be more than happy to answer your questions if you have any.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Pacman Game Presentation

Lecture 2: Course Structure

Chapter 2: Setup

Lecture 1: Requirements

Lecture 2: How to follow this course ?

Lecture 3: Project Initialization

Chapter 3: Static Content Creation

Lecture 1: Structuring our code

Lecture 2: Pacman Resources

Lecture 3: Adding Walls : Part One

Lecture 4: Adding Walls : Part Two

Lecture 5: Adding dots

Lecture 6: Adding Characters: Part One

Lecture 7: Adding Characters: Part Two

Lecture 8: Adding The Text Section

Chapter 4: Animations

Lecture 1: Big Dots Animation

Lecture 2: Moving Pacman: Part One

Lecture 3: Moving Pacman: Part Two

Lecture 4: Moving Pacman: Part Three

Lecture 5: Moving The Ghosts: Part One

Lecture 6: Moving The Ghosts: Part Two

Lecture 7: Showing Fruits

Chapter 5: Collisions

Lecture 1: Collision Pacman – Dots

Lecture 2: Collision Pacman – Fruits: Part One

Lecture 3: Collision Pacman – Fruits: Part Two

Lecture 4: Collision Pacman – Fruits: Part Three

Lecture 5: Collision Pacman – Big Dots: Part One

Lecture 6: Collision Pacman – Big Dots: Part Two

Lecture 7: Collision Pacman – Ghosts: Part One

Lecture 8: Collision Pacman – Ghosts: Part Two

Lecture 9: Collision Pacman – Ghosts: Part Three

Lecture 10: Collision Pacman – Vulnerable Ghosts

Chapter 6: Sounds

Lecture 1: Siren Sound

Lecture 2: Pacman Eating Fruits Sound

Lecture 3: Wail Sound

Lecture 4: Pacman Eating Ghosts Sound

Lecture 5: Pacman Death Sound

Chapter 7: Final Things

Lecture 1: Sound On/Off

Lecture 2: Restarting The Game

Lecture 3: Entrance Animation

Lecture 4: "Game Over"

Lecture 5: "You Won"

Instructors

Kévin Gossé
Software Engineer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes
2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 3 votes
4 stars: 6 votes
5 stars: 10 votes

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