Beginner's Guide to Multiplayer Game Development in Unity

Learn how to create a multiplayer game using Unity, the C# programming language and Photon 2

4.35 (609 reviews)

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Game Development

What you will learn

Learn how to create a multiplayer game using Unity and Photon.

Discover how to make a multiplayer loading screen and lobby.

Create simple scripts for multiplayer games using the C# programming language.

Learn to sync over the network scripts, visuals, animations and more with components and RPC functions.

Make a top down player controller. Code a stylish dash move and a screen wrap!

Bring a simple enemy AI to life! They will chase the nearest player and reduce the team's health.

Add a nickname to your player character via a main menu.

Juice up your multiplayer world with particles and sounds.

Make a flexible spawning system to challenge the players with hordes of enemies.

Create a score system to keep track of player performance.

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Our Verdict

This course targets beginners seeking to learn multiplayer game development using the Photon PUN API. Despite its shortcomings, such as a lack of resources provided and limited support from the instructor, it effectively introduces the topic and demonstrates key concepts through an example project. However, be prepared for minimal hand-holding and having to rely on self-learning to get through this course. Instructor responses would add value, but their absence could deter learners seeking help during challenges. Nevertheless, possessing a solid foundation in C# is recommended to maximize the benefits of this crash course.

What We Liked

Covers the basics of Photon PUN API effectively.
Project showcases a simple multiplayer game that serves as a good starting point.
Content is broken down into short, easily digestible videos.

Potential Drawbacks

No assets or resources provided for learners to follow along.
Lack of instructor support and replies in Q&A section.
Assumes prior knowledge of Unity and C# programming language.
Coding style is inconsistent, causing confusion in understanding.