Game Art : Design 2D Game Art For Unity Game Development

Name: Game Art : Design 2D Game Art For Unity Game Development
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Learn To Design 2D Game Art Assets For Your Games using Inkscape and Use Your Game Arts In Real Unity Games

Created byRaja Biswas, Charger Games

Last updated 3/2026

English

English [Auto],

What you'll learn

Design Your Own Game Art Assets
Use Your Game Assets In Real Games in Unity
Create Game Arts For a Tappy Ball Game
Create Game Assets For a Fruit Ninja Game
Use Inkscape efficiently to Design Anything You Want

Course content

7 sections • 36 lectures • 7h 13m total length

Introduction To This Course1:25
Introduction To this Course
Get Started Building Your First Game Art16:49
Start learning Inkscape and start building first game art

Create Tappy Ball Game Sprite - part18:18
Learn to Design Game Sprite for Tappy Ball Game
Create Tappy Ball Game Sprite - Part215:31
Learn to Design Game Sprite for Tappy Ball Game
Design Second Tappy Ball Sprite8:16
Learn to Design Game Sprite for Tappy Ball Game
Create The Pipes8:11
Learn to Design Game Sprite for Tappy Ball Game
Create Sky, Clouds and Ground15:19
Learn to Design Game Sprite for Tappy Ball Game
Export Your Game Art Assets To Use Them in Games6:11
Learn to Design Game Sprite for Tappy Ball Game

Creating Menu For a Game in Unity using our Game Assets18:20
Design Reall Game in Unity With Own Game Arts
Create Background and Player in A Game17:43
Design Reall Game in Unity With Own Game Arts
adding the pipes17:49
Adding The Pipes
Spawning The Pipes16:46
Spawing the pipes
Checking Score14:17
Checking score in Unity
Designing Ui and UiManager17:27
Designing the UiManager
GameOver Menu and Animations10:17
Creating GameOver Menu in Unity
Adding Attractive User Interface Elements12:59
Adding Ui Elements in unity
Creating Game Manager17:09
creating game manager in unity
Finishing the 2D Game10:44
Finishing the 2D Game with Unity

Design a 2D Fruit Ninja Game Background13:19
Design Reall Game in Unity With Own Game Arts
Adding Touch Swipe Effect11:37
Detect swipes on screen to draw lines in Unity using a line renderer; update vertex count with finger movement and guard fruits on line collisions.
Adding Colliders To Swipe Lines6:25
Add box colliders to the swipe lines in Unity, position and size them to match the lines, then retrieve and destroy all colliders to keep the scene clean.
Adding Touch Functionality For Swipe6:23
Detects Android touch input and mirrors mouse drawing to swipe gestures, using the first touch, tracking phase moved, and cleaning up on touch end to update lines and colliders.
Spawning and Rotating Fruits Randomly17:01
Spawn groups of fruits randomly with a food sponsor object and coroutines, then apply force and torque to each fruit’s rigidbody while preventing collisions with a dedicated layer.
Cutting The Fruits8:26
Destroy fruits on collision with lines and instantiate two cut-fruit prefabs at the collision site, preserving rotation and positioning to create a two-piece fruit split.
Use Cut Fruits in Fruit Ninja Game4:05
Design Reall Game in Unity With Own Game Arts
Using Our Bomb in Fruit Ninja Game4:39
Design Reall Game in Unity With Own Game Arts
Creating The Blast Effect3:20
Create a blast effect by assembling an explosion sprite sheet into a Unity animation, adjust scale and timing, fade the alpha, and ensure it plays once via instantiation.
Instantiating The Blast Effect4:23
Instantiating the blast effect in Unity

Requirements

You Should Have a Basic Idea About Game Arts Used In Game Development

Description

List Of Things You Will Learn:

How To Build Game Arts
How To Use Game Arts in Real Unity Games
How To Use Inkscape Free Vector Art Tool
Create Tappy Ball Game Art
Create Fruit Ninja Game Art
Design Game UI in Unity

Learn the basic concepts, tools, and functions that you will need to build fully functional Game Arts with Inkscape and use them in Unity game engine.

Build a strong foundation in Game Art Design with this course.

Learn Game Art Design
Import Game Assets in Unity
Design Game UI
Design Game Art For Practical Games

A Powerful Skill at Your Fingertips Learning the fundamentals of Inkscape and Game Art Design puts a powerful and very useful tool at your fingertips. Inkscape is free, easy to learn, has excellent documentation, and is the tool used for building vector arts.

Jobs in game design & development are plentiful, and being able to learn Game Art Design with Inkscape will give you a strong background to more easily build awesome game arts.

Content and Overview Suitable for beginning Artists / programmers, through this course, you’ll learn all of the Game Art Design fundamentals and establish a strong understanding of the concept behind game art design. Each chapter closes with quizes, putting your new learned skills into practical use immediately.

With these basics mastered, the course will take you through building different example game art assets with inkscape to learn more about the process of creating games art assets and using them with unity.

Students completing the course will have the knowledge to create fully functional Game Arts for Real Games.

Complete with working files, you’ll be able to work alongside the author as you work through each concept, and will receive a verifiable certificate of completion upon finishing the course.

Who this course is for:

This Course is For Anyone Who Want To Create Game Art Assets For Their Games

Game Art : Design 2D Game Art For Unity Game Development

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Introduction To This Course2 lectures • 18min

Create Game Arts For Tappy Ball Game6 lectures • 1hr 2min

Create Game Arts For Fruit Ninja Game5 lectures • 1hr 2min

Design & Animate A 2D Game Character Start To Finish2 lectures • 58min

Design Real Games in Unity With Game Assets Previously Created10 lectures • 2hr 34min

Creating Your Second Unity Game With The Game Assets10 lectures • 1hr 20min

Congrats You Have Finished The Course1 lecture • 1min

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