Blender Character Creator for Video Games (Updated to 4.2)
Model Video Game Characters. Use The Sculpt Tool To Shape, Add Texture + Rig Video Game Characters in Blender 4
4.78 (8393 reviews)

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34.5 hours
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Apr 2025
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$139.99
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What you will learn
Learn to craft epic 3D characters in Blender from scratch to pro level.
Dive into Blender's interface by creating a fun mech character hands-on.
Build game-ready mechs and orcs to spawn in your own games and films.
Explore armour and clothing design to gear up your characters in style.
Master sculpting tools to shape your orc's muscles like a boss designer.
Discover retopology and modifiers to add overpowered details effortlessly.
Create stunning textures on low-poly meshes without lagging your game.
Level up your skills by rigging, posing, lighting, and rendering your models.
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Our Verdict
This course is a fantastic choice for beginner and intermediate learners looking to create impressive video game characters in Blender. The instructors excel in creating an engaging and positive learning environment while providing ample opportunities to apply new skills. However, keep an eye on minor redundancies and optimize your viewing experience using a larger screen if possible.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive course structure covering modelling, texturing, and rigging video game characters using Blender 4
- Real-world challenges help reinforce concepts and enable you to create your own unique character
- Experienced instructors strike a balance between teaching tools and developing your creative process
- Project-based approach allowing for immediate application of new skills
Potential Drawbacks
- Some users may find the sculpting section lengthy, potentially causing minor pacing issues
- Certain sections may repeat content from an earlier course, inadvertently consuming learning time
- Small details in shown settings might be difficult to see on mobile phones due to their size
- Animation section, at times, repeats previously covered basics which can feel slightly repetitive
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20/09/2017
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17/03/2019
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