COURSE CURRICULUM
- Why Kickstarter? (3:13)
- Risks (8:13)
- Campaign Ingredients (1:23)
- Ingredient 1: Your Video (26:11)
- Ingredient 2: The Body Content (3:42)
- Ingredient 3: Marketing Prep (11:04)
- Ingredient 4: Rewards (8:56)
- Ingredient 5: Feedback (1:08)
- Ingredient 6: Launch Prep (6:49)
- Launch! (5:23)
- Workbook | Kickstarter Reward Estimator
- Workbook | Kickstarter Reward Brainstorming
- Workbook | Kickstarter Video Brainstorming
- Workbook | Kickstarter Outreach
- Introduction (Don't Skip!) (2:27)
- Download Unity (5:02)
- Install Photoshop (1:06)
- The Editor (11:29)
- Professional Layout (3:17)
- Tools (7:21)
- Visual Studio (3:24)
- Creating Your First Script (3:06)
- Moving A Box (12:57)
- Variables (9:28)
- Input (7:16)
- Conditions (8:30)
- Functions (Part 1) (17:04)
- Functions (Part 2) (4:07)
- Quick Review (10:22)
- Install Packages (5:17)
- Physics (4:50)
- The Ground (9:26)
- The Player (Part 1) (8:10)
- The Player (Part 2) (3:41)
- The Player (Part 3) (16:16)
- The Camera (16:28)
- Layering (20:34)
- Cleaning Up Player Movement (8:15)
- Floating Platforms (4:39)
- Collectables (41:50)
- UI (Part 1) (19:47)
- Quick Tip | Referencing Components (12:26)
- UI (Part 2) (10:51)
- UI (Part 3) (28:07)
- Inventory (53:58)
- Gates (12:54)
- Singletons (8:35)
- Enemies (52:26)
- Quick Tip | Naming (2:44)
- Attacking (29:31)
- Dying (4:20)
- Finalize Your Scene (11:44)
- Loading Scenes (32:15)
- The Game Manager (14:41)
- Preparing for Art (1:24)
- Project Clean Up (15:16)
- Download | Player T-Pose PSB
- Animating Horizontal Player Movement (29:54)
- Animating Other Movements (Part 1) (33:13)
- Animating Other Movements (Part 2) (44:05)
- Quick Tip | Animation Errors (1:00)
- Download | Mega Sound & Music Pack
- Animating Player Sound (63:07)
- Animating The Enemies (12:22)
- Particles (Part 1) (26:12)
- Particles (Part 2) (22:09)
- Animating Death (18:33)
- Download | CameraEffect.cs
- Setting Up Your Player Graphics (23:39)
- Animating Screenshake (9:50)
- Animating Gates (11:20)
- Introduction: Let's Create a Striking, Short Game for Free (4:38)
- Day 1: Brainstorming (10:56)
- Assignment: Complete the first page of "Your Game Idea" Workbook
- Day 2: Gathering Assets (13:38)
- Assignment: Finish the Rest of the Workbook
- Day 3: Visual Design (43:06)
- Assignment: Finalize Your Game’s Style/Colors
- Day 4: Level Design (41:23)
- Assignment: Add at Least 5 Points of Interest
- Day 5: Adding an Objective (51:02)
- Assignment: Write a Script
- Day 6: Enemy Scripting (59:57)
- Assignment: Record the Voice-over (7:48)
- Day 7: The Final Touches (72:55)
- Final Exam: Have a Friend Play Your Game
- Conclusion: Postmortem, Unity Recorder, and Publishing on itch.io (9:22)
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Anyone can make and sell games, full time. And I mean anyone. That's because game development isn't about technical skill and talent. It's primarily about everything else that propels a game to a large audience: marketing, sales, building a brand, and more.
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I'M THOMAS BRUSH, AND I'LL BE YOUR COACH!
I started creating my first commercial release in school, and continued its development while working a desk job I hated. I finished that game being completely self-taught. Not only that, I've always been a clumsy, awkward and seemingly moronic dude. I've always had difficulty grasping abstract concepts. But somehow I’ve consistently earned a six-figure income for half a decade making indie games.
My games Pinstripe & Neversong have launched on pretty much every single platform, all while I’ve grown a large following of over 215,000 subscribers, teaching game development on YouTube. I even made a game for the world’s biggest YouTuber in just 14 days.
From Kickstarter to working with publishers, and everything in between, I’ve done it all. I know you can do it too, and I’m going to show you the short-cuts to success so you don’t have to wander around aimlessly for a decade like I did! Let’s do this!
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DAN MCNEELY, ARMOR GAMES STUDIOS OWNER
“Some call him Thomas, but I call him teacher, savant, prodigy and friend. Rarely do you find such a well rounded and versed game developer these days. When Thomas isn't composing heart tugging music, drawing museum quality art or writing code; He's a husband, father, mentor, director and someone you want on your team! I'd highly recommend taking Thomas's course! You will sit and learn from a truly gifted person!”
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“Thomas Brush has a way of teaching that boils down these complex topics into something a total beginner can understand, and something like that is practically required when dealing with a complicated process like game development. At the end of the day, Thomas will cheer you on all while teaching you the knowledge required to make a game and tell an engaging story.”
