I learnt how to generate game ideas, how to write a story for the game, how to conceptualise characters (I haven't designed any characters), how to create a game design document (which is very useful, it doesn't have to be highly detailed if you're an indie developer), how to use Unity Game Engine to create the game, how to test the game correctly and how to build a game for different platforms. As this was a course, I was required to learn everything related to game design and development. Over the two years, I learned a lot and made excellent progress and even designed and programmed a few games and apps, 2 of which are for Android. So when I started my course, I was not used to it.
I wrote maybe a couple of very basic command-line programs that were a few lines long and then just gave up as I couldn't get my head around it. I tried to get into programming but couldn't commit to it. I'd never attempted to make a game properly before this. By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to take on the world (in a figurative sense.)Īpproximately two years ago, I delved into new territory and took a course in Game Design. Before I start, I should probably mention that this will be a lengthy tutorial.
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