Title: Udemy – Level Up Your Mobile Game with Unity Multiplayer [ Netcode ]
Info:
What you’ll learn
Setup Unity’s Netcode Solution for GameObjects
Create a LAN Game, to Play with Family & Friends
Use Unity Relay Service to Connect Players across the Globe
Create a simple 2D Game from Scratch
Requirements
Be familiar with the Unity Game Engine
Have some basic C# knowledge
Description
Take your mobile game dev skills to the next level with this comprehensive course on Unity Mobile Multiplayer using Netcode for GameObjects! Designed for both amateurs and experienced developers, this course will teach you how to create exciting and engaging multiplayer mobile games in Unity. You’ll learn everything you need to know to start building and optimizing multiplayer games for mobile devices, including: Syncing player movements and actions Managing network latency Managing the game logic through the Network Implementing game physics Debugging your Game This is only a small overview of what you’ll learn, there is so much more in the course! By the end of the course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to create your own multiplayer mobile games and take your mobile game dev career to new heights. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced game developer, this course will give you the skills and knowledge you need to design and develop your own multiplayer game in Unity. So if you want to impress your friends, have a good time making your own game, self publish your game and make money, publish the next Hit game with a big publisher, or just add a bunch of information to your brain’s knowledge database, this course is for you! Enroll now and start unleashing the full potential of Unity Mobile Multiplayer!
Who this course is for
Aspiring devs who want to make their first Online Multiplayer Game
Amateur game devs who want to Increase their knowledge
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Can you upload the new lectures please?
thanks