Train to be a professional game developer for under £20
TL;DR: The Official Unity Game Development Bundle is on sale for £18.37 as of Jan. 9, saving you 96% on list price.
It doesn't matter if you're a gamer or a non-gamer — the world is crazy about the PS5. People who don't have one pretend they do. People who have one are upping the price and selling it at a ridiculous price. Pro tip: please don't buy a PS5 for a thousand pounds.
Meanwhile, everyone else is scrambling to score solid gaming deals in the new year. Long story short, the gaming industry is on fire and is no longer pigeonholed into a certain age group or niche.
Now, you can go ahead and be one of those people consuming games, or you can strike gold by creating a game of your own. If you opt for the latter, the Official Unity Game Development Bundle is packed with hours upon hours of courses to teach you how to build games from scratch.
Led by Jonathan Weinberger, a self-taught software engineer with over 10 years of experience under his belt (Weinberger developed Unity games for Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, the casino industry, and various indie game companies), this four-pronged bundle will help you master game development best practices. You'll learn how to create commercial quality games that are playable on a variety of platforms, add animation tracks to your game to tell a story, build amazing cutscenes, and develop themed games like dungeon escapes and stealth adventures. You'll also learn how to monetise your games, so you can rake in money with your work.
And just in case you're not familiar with Unity, it just so happens to be a cross-platform game engine that you can use to make all sorts of games. Assassin's Creed: Identity, Temple Run, and Battlestar Galactica Online were all made with Unity.
Start your journey to becoming a game developer. Normally £588, the Official Unity Game Development Bundle is on sale for only £18.37.
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