Title: Udemy – Unreal Engine – Make a game in 1 hour
Info:
Complete game development process in Unreal Engine and everything you need to know for a good start as a beginner
What you’ll learn
Unreal Engine Basics
How to make a game in Unreal Engine in about 1 hour
Work with blueprints
User Interface
Requirements
Unreal Engine
No programming experience needed. Non programmers friendly
Description
Are you interested in game development and want to learn how to make your own playable game using the most powerful real time rendering engine, Unreal Engine? Stop here and watch this short course. One hour from now you will be able to create your own game in Unreal Engine without typing any single line of code. Here you will see step by step how the game development process looks like. This course is more like a live video footage of development in which I’m discussing things and showing you how to fix bugs and problems when you encounter them. I’ll use the Unreal Engine third person template for this course and show you how to create a playable video game, create basic functions and user interface. I’ll create something similar to the game Santa Clouse in trouble – you will see how to create presents, lives, enemies and how to make your player able to collect them and how to lose lives. Also I’ll show you how to create a basic user interface which will display your current progress in the game. If you are a beginner in Unreal Engine and you want to learn step by step how to create a playable game within Unreal Engine, this course is an ideal place for you. It’s completely free and I hope that you will find it useful and learn something new.
Who this course is for:
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