This module takes you through setting up Unity Hub and creating your first project. You’ll become familiar with the Unity 6 interface, learn where to find key features, and get comfortable with Unity’s workspace. An interactive task will give you hands-on experience and solidify the basic setup concepts.

In this module, we explore Unity’s Asset Store and how to import demo assets for a 2D game. You’ll then learn how to create 2D scenes using Tilemaps, Prefabs, and Sprites, setting up the foundational elements needed for your game environment.

This module introduces you to Unity scripting, focusing on core concepts like components, functions, and variables. You’ll begin scripting player movement, handling horizontal movement and jump mechanics. You’ll also learn how to implement collision detection and control the logic behind jumping to prevent double jumps.

In this module, you’ll learn how to animate the player character using sprites and trigger these animations programmatically. We also cover Unity’s UI system, teaching you how to create 2D UI elements, including images and text, to enhance your game’s interface.

This module focuses on creating enemies in Unity and scripting their movement patterns. You’ll learn how to control enemy movement direction using sensors based on the player's position, and solidify your knowledge by implementing these mechanics in a hands-on task.

In this module, you will learn how to script UI panels for GameOver and GameWon states. You'll also dive into audio implementation, adding sound effects and music to your game. We’ll guide you through scripting level transitions and managing scene loading to ensure smooth gameplay experiences.

This module wraps up the 2D game development section. We summarize the key concepts covered and guide you through a final hands-on task, where you’ll apply your skills to create a functional 2D game prototype.

This module introduces the basics of game development, focusing on key processes and Unity’s user interface. You’ll learn how to create scenes and manage game objects efficiently, forming the foundation of your game environment.

In this module, we explore level design and its role in creating engaging player environments. You’ll learn how to import decorations from the Asset Store, apply materials and textures to objects, and implement sound effects and music. Additionally, we cover mesh optimization and lighting considerations to enhance gameplay.

This module introduces rigidbodies and colliders in Unity, helping you simulate realistic object movement and interactions. You’ll also revisit scripting concepts, focusing on controlling code flow and debugging. We’ll explore how to use randomness and time-based interactions to enhance gameplay.

In this module, we focus on player navigation and camera control, teaching you how to script movement and dynamic camera rotation. You’ll also learn how to interact with objects, such as grabbing crates or opening doors. We’ll wrap up by adding background music and sound effects for a richer game experience.

This module introduces the creation of a UI score system, focusing on displaying health and score during gameplay. You’ll also learn scene loading techniques, how to avoid duplicate game managers, and implement a functional Game Over screen.

In this module, we cover NPC navigation and AI behavior. You’ll learn how to make enemies navigate obstacles, attack the player, and react to player proximity. We also explore how to trigger and randomize enemy animations, enhancing enemy behavior in your game.

This final module covers combat system integration, including enemy behavior and loot drops. You’ll learn how to program enemies to flee from the player and alert others. The module concludes by polishing your game with final titles, credits, and a comprehensive challenge to test all the concepts learned.