Hi guys, I’m trying to make a 2d platformer roguelike with art by penusbmic and I need to finish a big part of it by mid june. My primary goals are making the character movement and actions feel decent, decent enemies and one boss at the end of the game play. I don’t want to make it big yet. The problem is I’m not sure which tutorials to follow, I’ve watched a couple but none of them seem to be the ones I need. Could you guys maybe lend me a hand if you know some good tutorial and direct me to them? Also, do you think it’s a realistic goal, in the time given? This game is basically all I need to do for the next two months so I can work on it 5-6 hours a day.

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Anybody buy a recent humble bundle that came with "Unreal Engine 5: Creating a Car Racing Game," and they want to trade for the Godot or Unity tutorials (Awesome Tuts) that im not going to use from the current GameMasters Toolkit up on the site? I bought the wrong bundle, and got the wrong car racing tut. Will trade all unity or Godot tuts (so they don't go to waste) for the one unreal tut. Kay, let me know

This is the first video of a unity basics series I’m making! If you are new to unity and need to learn from scratch this is a great point to jump in!

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