Learn Unity Game Development - Build Six Games with Unity

Updated in May 2025. This course now features Coursera Coach! A smarter way to learn with interactive, real-time conversations that help you test your knowledge, challenge assumptions, and deepen your understanding as you progress through the course. Embark on a journey into game development with Unity 2023, a leading game engine used by professionals around the world. This course is designed to take you from installation to mastering the development of six different games. You’ll start with the basics—installing and setting up Unity—before diving into game creation. The course begins with a 2D Egg Catcher game, where you'll learn fundamental concepts like setting up scenes, creating player controls, and implementing game mechanics. As you progress, the complexity of the games increases, allowing you to deepen your understanding of Unity's capabilities. You’ll build a 2D endless runner, a block dodger game, and a 3D maze ball game, each focusing on different aspects of game development, such as object manipulation, physics, and user interface design. By the time you reach the 3D endless runner and the 3D ball coin collecting game, you will be confident in handling more advanced Unity features like 3D environment creation and game management systems. Throughout the course, you’ll also learn C# scripting, an essential skill for customizing game behavior and functionality in Unity. The scripting section is detailed, starting from the basics and gradually moving to more complex concepts like arrays, loops, and conditional statements. By the end of the course, you’ll have a portfolio of six games and a solid foundation in Unity game development, positioning you to tackle more ambitious projects or advance your career in the gaming industry. Aspiring game developers looking to learn Unity from scratch. Programmers interested in expanding their skills into game development. Intermediate Unity users seeking to refine their skills by building multiple game projects. No prior experience in game development is required, but basic programming knowledge is beneficial.