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Build the video game of your dreams with this online training bundle

The 2021 Premium Unity Game Developer Certification Bundle is on sale.

TL;DR: The 2021 Premium Unity Game Developer Certification Bundle is on sale for £14.41 as of Aug. 1, saving you 99% on list price.


Last year might’ve sucked big time, but it was actually a great year for gaming. A couple shiny new consoles came out, as well as a treasure trove of new games. Major studios had some big releases, but the biggest standouts of the year were the indie gems.

In fact, Among Us, a charming indie party game of teamwork and betrayal, ranked high on many lists as one of the best games of 2020. It held its own among major studio hits and was even labeled one of the best comfort-food games of the year. And, guess what: It was made in a tiny development studio in Washington on none other than the Unity engine — a platform even non-coders can build games on.

With this Unity Game Developer Bundle, you have the potential to create the next Among Us. It features 17 courses and 146 hours of training on both Unity and Blender and is led mostly by John Bura. Bura’s contributed to 40 commercial games — several of which have risen to number one in the App Store. He’s also the owner of gaming studio Mammoth Interactive and even recently sold a game to Nickelodeon. With his instruction, you’ll be on your way to creating your dream game in no time.

The training itself is based on a learning-by-doing structure. That means, as you work your way through each course, you’ll actually create a game that mirrors the concepts you learned. For example, you’ll make a platform shooter game with pixel art, an AR block builder game, your own Battle Royale game, and even a 3D Super Mario clone. By the end, you’ll even learn how to monetise games and design your own completely from scratch.

While it's valued at well over £2,000, you can virtually enroll in this Unity training for only £14.41 for a limited time.



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