Hi, i’m newbie here. I wanna ask for an opinion to my project. I want to make a puzzle game, this game is a puzzle game with the theme of making the house is by stringing materials supplied into a house. Then the player will examine the house with the button that will give an effect that when the house was built is not solid then it will collapse and the player must repeat the making of his house from scratch. Can you help me to show step by step that i must to do ?
No, I can’t show you step by step how to do that ambitious project, because it would take months and I have bills to pay.
(Correction: I can show you step by step how to do it, if you can pay me a reasonable rate to do so, so that I can afford to take that much time away from my own projects and paying work.)
It seems likely that my situation is fairly typical — those with the skills to accomplish something like that are usually going to be busy with their own projects, or paid consulting work. So your options are to either hire someone to do it for you, hire someone to teach you how to do it, or learn how to do it on your own. (Or, of course, abandon the idea.)
To learn how to do it on your own, there are a lot of great resources over at Learn. Plan to spend somewhere from a couple of months to a couple of years getting up to speed, depending on your experience level with other programming and gamedev tools. Put your house-building game on the back burner during this process, and focus on leveling up your skills (and tools). Then come back to your dream game, and you should be well equipped by that point to take it on!
Good luck,
- Joe
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Break down your game into the smallest steps possible (ie clicking the screen, placing an object or wall at the mouse’s location, ensuring it lines up on a grid, etc) and then perform a search for each simple step. Common reliable sources will be found in past threads on these forums as well as Unity Answers, Unity Learn, Stack Exchange, Stack Overflow and YouTube.
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Nice spin on that typical “Do the Tutorials” linking, @JoeStrout 
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