Introduction to video game development with Unity
About this Course
Never before has the video game market been at a better time. There are currently many platforms available and the emergence of mobile devices has revolutionized the sector. The existence of multiple platforms implies great challenges for developers in decision making, both in the choice of platforms and in the sizing of work teams. One solution to these problems is to use a game engine, and without a doubt the most popular and used engine of the moment is Unity. Unity is the most popular engine for reasons such as its powerful tools, its ability to generate games on more than 20 different platforms, its excellent learning curve and the hundreds of add-ons available to it developed by third parties.Created by: Universitat Politècnica de València
Level: Intermediate
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