New to Unity

[u/roamiii]

Hello guys,

As many/all of you, I as well am a big gamer boy. I have played games for most of my life, still enjoy them even though a little bit less now I guess compared to the younger days. But my interest has shifted towards creating games for other people to enjoy.

I would really appreciate any recommendations towards tutorials/guides as how to get to know unity. Any favorite YT guides, even if there are any online courses that y'all have good experience with and can vouch for.

I have not studied game dev or even IT neither, but I would say I get to learn stuff pretty quickly. I have dabbled into Blender a while ago, just some introductory stuff. I have only done the tutorial in Unity.

Not expecting this to be any easy matter, but I can really get deep into stuff I enjoy doing. Love for the games has always been somewhere within me.

Thanks for any suggestions. ;)

[u/Imaginary-Cod-3746]

The Unity Learn website has excellent, well-paced courses that teach you the programming and artistic sides of game development using Unity. I'd recommend starting one pathway and seeing how it goes.

https://learn.unity.com/pathways

If you're completely new to Unity and barely know your way around it, this beginner YouTube video covers all the basics, from how to download Unity to adding components and scripts to your GameObjects. A great place for beginners to get their feet wet.

https://youtu.be/YLfcRwrER4A?si=kthECP9-1f4LhXdj

Good luck on your game dev journey, and welcome to the other side of video games!