I would like a tutorial.
Check out the tutorials here on the site. If you’re new though, you should start with the Roll A Ball tutorial or you’ll quickly become lost.
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Download UnitZ. You have a steam ready survival shooter ready to go. 
Others may disagree with me, but I think it would be better to start here:
That is a 9 video series which will ease you in to using C# in Unity. Watch just one video a day (Because your brain will retain the information better), and rewatch it if you need to. Keep in mind those videos were before Unity 5, so if you hit a road bump make sure to ask for help in the comments.
At the end of those 9 days, then go find a tutorial on Youtube for how to do what you want, whether it be a top down shooter, a FPS, or a TPS.
The big thing is to realize that it will probably take you one or two months just to get the basics down. Don’t get discouraged. It always pissed me off when people would say take it slow and start with something small, I couldn’t stand it at all; though it is hard to think of better advice.
Just keep that dream of yours alive each day, make a bit of effort each day, and don’t forget to take a break when you’re getting frustrated. Lastly, don’t forget this wonderful community on the forums here to help.
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Or buy Makinom and follows its Survival Shooter Tutorial, no scripting required. I can write code, but I don’t know how to make 3D models (at least not well). I could spend years learning to model like a pro, or I could play to my strengths instead and actually get stuff done.
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If he buys or downloads an asset, he won’t be better at programming. If he want to customize it a little, so it won’t be a “make your own game with the same characters and assets as others” kinda deal, then he should start from the basics and learn unity programming. Not only that, but it’s a good feeling to make your own game from “scratch”.
Keeping the quality of his initial post in mind I guess he won’t get better no matter what.
If he truly spends the time, and look into programming a bit, he will get better. And by the way, he wanted a tutorial, not a lot of premade assets.