Unreal Engine 4: How to Develop Your First Two Games

Name: Unreal Engine 4: How to Develop Your First Two Games
Price: 129.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (11102 reviews)

Epic Games-Approved: learn the Unreal Editor, master the gameplay framework, and use Blueprint to program without coding

(11,102 ratings)

64,102 students

Created by Christopher Murphy, Epic Games

Last updated 6/2017

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What you'll learn

By the time you complete the course, you will have a holistic understanding of the utility of the engine. You will start your project with confidence and a strong awareness of how Unreal Engine 4 can work for you to build an interactive experience that meets your interests/needs.

Requirements

A desire to build interactive experiences by leveraging Unreal Engine 4.
Have some basic computer skills; know how to install software and explore a new application with curiosity.

Description

Approved by Epic Games and taught by Unreal Engine Evangelist Chris Murphy, this course is for any developer wishing to work in Unreal Engine for creating interactive experiences and/or enterprise fields of real time training simulation, visualization, and media/entertainment. Create realistic games with the complete game development tool - Unreal Engine 4. Start with the fundamentals so that you build a solid base understanding.

Know the basics of how to operate a computer? Maybe a little bit of game design or coding experience? Visual arts designer? You are ready! Learn step by step by creating 3 unique projects. Chris teaches through demonstrations so you will be applying real skills in each lecture.

Get a complete introduction to core competency with the editor, learn how the engine works and how it works to help make your project run efficiently, how to use assets to customize your project, design and create interactivity, and have the tools and strategies to debug an error.

By the end of this course you can design and create working projects that could include games, architectural visualization, training simulations, and media entertainment. Plus, you will be aware of the tools and techniques that you need to focus on your area of interest.

Who this course is for:

You have an idea for an interactive experience - whether it is a game, a training simulation, a media/entertainment dream you want to bring to life, or art visualization.
You are curious about what Unreal Engine offers and how it can serve your interests and needs. You might have tried learning by following online tutorials or reading the documentation but it just didn't work. You want to learn through a step by step project-based learning experience.

Featured review

Vitalii C.

24 courses

7 reviews

4 years ago

Updating my review as I finished the course. This is a really solid foundation and I recommend this course to anyone. You don't have many challenges at the beginning of the course, but you will eventually be able to add your own functionality as you go. You don't need to keep the game exactly as Chris doing it. For instance, for the 3rd section, I managed to get 3rd person view working and I've done a larger world, so it's up to you really what your game will look like.

Christopher Murphy

Unreal Engine Evangelist and Director of Pub Games

4.6 Instructor Rating
11,102 Reviews
64,102 Students
1 Course

Chris Murphy is an Evangelist for Epic Games and founder of Pub Games, an independent Australian game developer, with game development credits across PC, Vive, Oculus, PS4, iOS and Android. Chris has over 10 years of experience with Unreal Engine, a Bachelor of Computer Science and a Bachelor of Multimedia, culminating in a broad skillset across a range of game development disciplines. Chris’ role as Evangelist for Epic Games is to help independent game developers build successful games with Unreal Engine 4 through support, training and education.

Epic Games

4.6 Instructor Rating
11,102 Reviews
93,318 Students
1 Course

Founded in 1991, Epic Games is the creator of the Unreal, Gears of War and Infinity Blade series of games. Today Epic is building Paragon, Fortnite, SPYJiNX, and the new Unreal Tournament. Epic’s Unreal Engine technology is used by teams of all sizes to ship visually stunning, high-quality games and experiences across PC, console, VR and mobile platforms. Developers also choose Unreal Engine for visualization, design, film, television and simulation. Follow @UnrealEngine and download Unreal Engine for free at unrealengine.com.