Make Online Games Using Unity's NEW Multiplayer Framework

Learn how to create online multiplayer games using Unity's Netcode for GameObjects (NGO) framework in this comprehensive course. Develop skills in C#, networking, and gameplay to build your own competitive or cooperative multiplayer game. Explore features like leaderboards, mini maps, and matchmaking. Deploy your game with Unity Gaming Services (UGS) and create a dedicated server. Get ready to play and share your multiplayer game with others.

 

What you'll learn

• Create an online multiplayer game involving Unity's NEW Netcode for GameObjects (NGO) framework
• Use Unity Gaming Services (UGS) Relay and Lobby to have the option to self host without the requirement for port forwarding and sharing IP's
• Create a multiplayer top-down shooter that you can change and transform into your own great creation
• Assemble the abilities to make your own competitive or cooperative multiplayer game in any genre
• Add core gameplay (making your tanks move, shoot, collect coins etc) as well as further developed features like leaderboards, mini maps and bounties
• Send to UGS to allow for dedicated Game Server Facilitating
• Carry out UGS Matchmaker so players can queue up and be automatically connected to a dedicated server
• Play with at least 20 individuals online simultaneously

 

Requirements

Ideally you'll have information on Unity and C#, with some experience making a solitary player game.

Description

At any point wanted to make your own personal multiplayer games? The free Unity Game Motor is making the process easier than it has been with its new Netcode For GameObjects (NGO) framework.

In this course we'll create a multiplayer top-down shooter that you can change and transform into your own pleasant creation and play against at least 20 individuals simultaneously online. In the process you'll learn how to create and convey a dedicated server with matchmaking.

We'll make a .io style game (like crawl .io and agar .io), that can accommodate many players. Through that process you'll fabricate the abilities to make your own competitive or cooperative multiplayer game in any genre that intrigues you.

You'll learn about networking and how to make the game a multiplayer. You'll start constructing the core gameplay, making your tanks move, shoot, collect coins etc. Later you'll add clean and further developed features like leaderboards, mini maps and bounties.

You'll take your game online utilizing UGS (Unity Gaming Services) so players can connect over the web without the need to port forward.

Finally you'll learn how to make your game deployable as a dedicated server, so none of the players have to have the game. And you'll learn to integrate matchmaking, so players can queue up, be matched together and a server turned up for them to play on.

You'll get full lifetime access for a solitary oddball charge. The creators are qualified and experienced with demonstrating and coding, so are able to explain complex concepts clearly, as well as entertain along the way.

All students have access to the Q&A where our Instructors, Teaching Assistants and Community are ready to assist with answering your questions and cheer on your success.

Bounce in and start creating your own multiplayer game at this point. You'll play it with your companions in the blink of an eye!

Who this course is for:

This course is for if you want to make a game that can be played online with others

 

Instructors

GameDev.tv Team

Learn to Make and Sell Games

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GameDev tv was created to assist anyone with learning how to create, plan and sell non mainstream games. We have the absolute smash hit and most noteworthy rating game advancement courses on Udemy.

We have in excess of a million students, and our aim is to make and maintain top notch courses that are engaging and entertaining for them.

GameDev tv offers comprehensive courses on Unity, Blender, Unreal, coding in C#, C++ and more. Hoping to learn about a topic that we don't cover? Get connected to our communities of amazing developers on Facebook (nearly 20k), in our own TA-curated Community (17k perspectives/day), and our student chat bunch (10k inhabit any one time).

 

Nathan Farrer (aka Dapper Dino)

Content Creator and Software Developer

• 4.6 Instructor Rating
• 4,234 Reviews
• 33,439 Students
• 4 Courses

Hi, I'm Nathan. I've been making and modding games for as lengthy as I can recall. I started to quit fooling around with coding when I was 15 and quite quickly found Unity and have been profound inside the motor from that point forward. I really appreciate building frameworks, gameplay mechanics, and have invested a great deal of energy trying different things with multiplayer networking.

Online I go by the name of Dapper Dino and have been becoming my YouTube channel since 2018, for the most part teaching individuals the more intermediate topics so they can utilize Unity to make the game of their dreams! I'm also part of the Unity Insiders program which gives me access to the latest and greatest information as well as amazing connections with Unity developers and content creators.

 

4.7 course rating 17 reviews

Neil M.

Rating: 5.0 out of 53 days ago

 

This is an amazing course, for anybody that wants to make multiplayer games in unity. Dating utilizing NetCode up. It covers a great deal of topics and it is very much explained and thoroughly considered to code level. Dapper is an excellent tutor and Game Dev get a ton of props for this. Just at 3/4s the way through course however its being invaluable teaching material. Need something else for this content from here on out

 

Yash K.

Rating: 5.0 out of 5 4 days ago

 

All the detailed explanation about the networking and Unity basics are given out perfectly. To the novices, this explanation is worth the effort

Useful links related to the content:

1. Unity Multiplayer Documentation: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/UNet.html
2. Unity Gaming Services: https://unity.com/products/unity-gaming-services
3. Unity Networking Tutorials: https://learn.unity.com/search?k=%5B%22tag%3A57eef41a090915001f6470c0%22%5D
4. Unity Asset Store (for additional multiplayer assets): https://assetstore.unity.com/
5. Unity Connect (community for networking and multiplayer discussions): https://connect.unity.com/
6. Game Networking Academy (additional resources and tutorials on game networking): https://www.gamenetworkingacademy.com/