If you haven’t seen it yet, we released a Unity Game Designer playbook containing 100+ pages on game design. The playbook aims to inspire and instruct any game designer who wants to learn how to prototype, craft, and test gameplay in Unity, and it’s also helpful to those who have years of professional experience as it was written in collaboration with game designers from PUBG, Team 17 and our Unity colleagues who help studios and onboard team members into Unity.
We understand that not every section of the guide will appeal to every reader. Whether you read a few chapters or the complete guide, the intent is to welcome you to Unity and highlight the tools you can use to sharpen your creative focus, bring new skills and efficiency to your team, and build your portfolio.
Additionally we started a series of blog posts around game design systems where we expand on some of the topics of the book:
Two more blog posts will follow in the coming months under the Technology category of the Unity Blog. You can also visit our website to discover more e-books and other learning content.
If you have questions or suggestions about the e-book or blog content, please use this thread, and we will try to help and consider the feedback for the next content we create for game designers.
uh, hey evrybodi I am 11 years old and recently joined unity! I’m working on my own FPS and might publish it. please comment to me tips or tricks to help out, I’m trying to fix up some bugs on my FPS so everybody can play it. thanks!
The community is pretty active but when you ask a very non-specific question in an unrelated thread - in this case, it’s an official Unity thread - will often see you ignored.
You’d be better off making your own thread (its free!) in the correct subforum and ask some more specific questions.
Sorry missed your comment, I think I would suggest another thread more specific like maybe one under General. I’m sure that there’s people there that have published a FPS and can help
The submit and continue button didn’t work using Edge so I had to use Firefox. Would new users bother or just give up? Pretty dumb IMO to restrict pdf’s for contact details.
The links we share in the forum, blog, youtube or social all are without the need of adding info in a form but recently we changed the platform, if that’s the case, add the parameter ?isGated=false at the end of the url, and you won’t need to complete the info
was looking for a blog post link in the “share and backup your project” section, as I’m struggling to get UVCS working, but couldn’t find any clickable links …
