Learning has always been my passion (I learned not because I needed it or it was required for some job/task; I learned because I like to learn). I wanted to create a game of my own, so I started learning “Game Development.” I checked, and there were two main giants (at least what I was about to find at that time in the game market, “Unity” and “UnReal Engine”); I chose Unity and started learning it. So far, I have only learned “Web and Mobile App Development,” so it was a whole new experience for me. The “game world,” the “game physics,” “collisions,” “animations of charactors and objects,” and “visual effects” I’m not sure why, maybe because I had a web/mobile development backend, it seems very easy for me to work in Unity like if you want to move an object apply rigid body, collider, input script and provide a surface to it. There you have it (doing the same thing in “Javascript” might have caused me a headache :), yes there were many difficult concepts as well, like coroutines, IEnumerable, and many more, but still, it was very interesting for me (as I was able to make objects move, float, dance, speak and more), learning Unity was one of the most fun things I did so far in my development career, so after learning Unity 2D from “GameDev.tv Team” I created the projects they taught me in the course and a few other projects. Then, I started with the Unity 3D development course.

Unity 2D Game Developer