I MADE THIS GAME in UNITY 2020 - FREE Game Engine
48Welcome to Unity
Welcome to Unity, the world's leading real-time creation platform.
Wait, what? What is a "real-time creation platform," exactly?
Unity's platform, also called a game engine, lets anyone create powerful video games or other real-time 2D or 3D applications. Using Unity is like having a team of hundreds of engineers backing you up and working on the systems that most games share - physics, graphics rendering, controller inputs, etc. - so you can concentrate on the parts of your application that are unique and expressive.
Why is it called a "real-time" platform?
Video games are real-time experiences because they respond instantly to player input. Every image you see on your monitor or in your VR headset is built by the computer and pushed to the display in a fraction of a second, sometimes hundreds of times a second. In contrast, computer-animated movies are not real-time. Artists labor for years to create amazing and beautiful 90 minute movies that play back the same way each time (though Unity is also leading a revolution in real-time movie making).
What things have been made with Unity?
Games you might have heard of, like Pokémon GO, Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, Monument Valley, and tons more.
But can I do that with Unity? Is it really for me?
Yes, but enough words:
Ready to get started?
Let's install Unity. Proceed to step 2!
Psst...If you already installed Unity and completed the In-Editor Tutorials, you can mark each of the steps on this page as complete and skip ahead to the third part in the Getting Started With Unity Course: Welcome to the Creative Mods.
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Where am I?
1.
Welcome to Unity
2.
Get Unity and Create a Project
3.
Install the Unity Hub
4.
Create a Unity ID
5.
Create Your First Project
6.
Start creating with the In-Editor Tutorials
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Course
Getting Started with Unity
Summary
Starting from square one, we'll show you how to install Unity, create a Unity ID, and select a game template to use for your first Unity project.
https://learn.unity.com/tutorial/create-your-first-unity-project#5c7f8528edbc2a002053b40f