126K views · 205 reactions | Learn your way around the Unity Editor and build essential skills in core areas like coding, cameras, animation, and lighting. You’ll also begin working with non-Unity applications necessary for the game dev process, such as Maya, 3ds Max, and Photoshop. And upon completion, you will have built the beautiful and fun-to-play Swords and Shovels game! | Unity | Facebook

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In this episode of our Prototype series, using our FPS microgame, we show you how to build a popular FPS game mechanic - wall-running! 🏃 Get started: https://on.unity.com/32j6T6x | Unity

6.4K views · 13 reactions | UModeler makes it a breeze to create, transform and edit your models directly in Unity. From a low poly to a more complicated mesh, 2D drawing and 3D modeling, texture mapping with UV Editor, and more, the 90 tools in this 5-star modeling and prototyping tool will save you loads of time. Check it out > | Unity | Facebook

9K views · 232 reactions | The fourth installment of our prototype series is here, and we're adding some magical game mechanics to Unity's latest 2D demo the Lost Crypt! ✨ Follow along: https://on.unity.com/3nauY8v | Unity | Facebook

183K views · 682 reactions | Get building with the 2D Game Kit, a project available FREE on the Unity Asset Store. The 2D Game Kit provides tools and assets to create a complete 2D platformer game, no coding necessary. Learn to build a player character with our Ellen Prefab, populate scenes with Tilemap, and add enemies for Ellen to battle! This kit includes a game example and tutorials for every step of the way. Get started > | Unity | Facebook

64K views · 171 reactions | Poorly balanced physics are distracting, and ultimately detrimental to gameplay. In this 10-part video tutorial, you will learn the basics of 2D physics from rigidbody, collider, hinge joint, spring joint, effectors and character controllers. Check out the 2D physics tutorials in Unity and watch your static sprites come to life with realistic movements. | Unity | Facebook