Start learning unity3d by making 5 games from scratch

Create a high score system by saving the best score, comparing new scores against the old one, and updating the main menu text to reflect the current high score.

Apply multiple box colliders to game objects, create anchors, assign blue, green, and yellow tags, and adjust positions and rotations to set up a moving ball pattern in Unity.

Learn to implement unity3d game logic using on collision enter 2d to destroy same-color balls and trigger game over for different colors, updating the score.

Build a moving road in Unity by adding a quad, applying a repeat road texture, and lighting the scene; then script road movement using speed, texture offset, and Time.deltaTime.

Create a Unity car control script to move the car left and right using horizontal input, scaled by speed and delta time, then clamp the x position within set bounds.

Add enemy cars to the scene and orient them to face the player. Implement a script with a public speed to move enemies downward using transform.translate and delta time.

Create a game object named extra with a box collider, implement a collision script to destroy enemy cars on contact, apply it to extra, and add rigidbody to enemy prefabs.

Import audio into unity, create an audio manager with an audio source, and script to play when the car runs and stop on collision, wiring everything in the inspector.

Generate random paths by spawning platforms with rigidbodies and colliders, triggering falls when the player collides, and manage spawned instances with a tile manager singleton to maintain performance.

End the game when the ball falls by stopping the camera from following and triggering a game over, using a simple isDead flag and downward ray checks.

Create a functional Unity menu screen by configuring UI elements, text fields, buttons, and colors, then position and style score, game over, retry, and menu options.

Set up menu fields for current score and best score, save the best score on game over, and update the ui text accordingly.

Create an enemy in Unity by scripting circular movement with x and y radii, speed, and random direction; spawn enemies with increasing difficulty.

Create laps in Unity by adding flags, colliders, and triggers to count laps and score. Use drag-and-drop assets, rigidbodies, tags, and UI updates to reflect progress.

Spawn enemies up to five in unity3d by instantiating a prefab, track active enemies with a tag, and implement game over on player collision.