Tutors To Follow For Newbies

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Hi all,
I have recently downloaded Unity and I know virtually nothing, but would like to have a go at making a game.

My question is, are there any good tutors out there who focus on just Unity and are worth following? I found two, but I don’t want to start with them and it turns out that they are too difficult to follow, or it’s not what i’m looking for.

I have found on youtube:
Brackeys
Jimmy Vegas

All the others I found work on other things too, like modelling.

Are Brackeys and Jimmy Vegas any good?

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I’d check out my signature.

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If you haven’t checked out the Learn section you might want to go there first, it’s got a ton of information on every topic to keep you informed. Might be a better start than looking for special tutor stuff first.

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The learn section is the best place to start. You need te fundamentals to be able to pick between good and bad tutorials.

After that just do a search around. I think my tutorials are pretty good (link in sig). But so do most content creators. It’s more about finding a style that you can follow, as opposed to any specific channels being massively better.

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Well, there’s so many different things to learn… But the Unity Learn section and documentation pages are definitely a great place to spend time. As a total beginner, you will probably be jumping all over the place learning stuff, but definitely start with the Learn section. Do the simple projects like Roll-A-Ball, etc. to get some quick familiarity with the system and interface.

A couple others I’ve seen with tons of Tutorial content(aside from the ones already mentioned) would be:

BurgZergArcade… has a website and a youtube channel.

speed-tutor has a ton of different types of tutorials(web and youtube also).

ETeeski has quite a few also, I believe.

If you want a straight up “everything” type tutorial(probably more advanced though), you can check out Igor Ahearne’s tutorial series. He goes over literally everything in the process of designing a horror type game. He has like 9 video parts, I think altogether you are looking at something like 30+ hours in his videos. They cover everything from modelling to AI, etc.