Mobile Game Development with Unity 3D 2019

The global gaming industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, with the mobile platform now taking the lead.  NewZoo estimates that mobile games will generate over $70 billion in revenue, accounting for 51% of gaming revenue across all platforms.  Mobile is the fastest growing platform, with over 10 years of double-digit growth.  Unity Technologies is helping to foster this growth, by providing a free and user-friendly environment to create elegant games in.   

According to Unity Technologies, in 2016, 34% of the top 1000 free mobile games were created in Unity - more than any other non-proprietary engine.  Compared to other engines, Unity provides easy portability to both iOS and Android, allowing for mass dissemination of a mobile game. You’ll create your own adventure game using animations while fine-tuning your C# programming skills with intermediate concepts like class inheritance, abstract classes, and interfaces! You’ll utilize the Singleton design manager to create powerful manager classes that help delegate actions in your game.  

By the end of this course, you will have experience with the complete mobile game development to testing!  You will have a fully finished, downloadable game to add to your portfolio if you are pursuing mobile development professionally! You will leave this course with confidence in their ability to utilize the latest and greatest game development techniques and will be able to create and publish their own unique Android mobile games!  

Target Audience 

This course is designed for students who are interested in developing games professionally or as a hobby. Game developers with an understanding of C# programming and the Unity will find this course useful, as this course will dive into more intermediate and advanced programming topics.   

Business Outcomes 

• All-inclusive guide to Mobile game development with Unity 2019.  

• Take your game development skills to the next level by developing games with Unity 3D 2019 

• Your one stop guide to building games with Unity 3D