Learn your way around the Unity Editor and build essential skills in core areas like coding, cameras, animation, and lighting. You’ll also begin working with non-Unity applications necessary for the game dev process, such as Maya, 3ds Max, and Photoshop. And upon completion, you will have built the beautiful and fun-to-play Swords and Shovels game! | Unity

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64K views · 171 reactions | Poorly balanced physics are distracting, and ultimately detrimental to gameplay. In this 10-part video tutorial, you will learn the basics of 2D physics from rigidbody, collider, hinge joint, spring joint, effectors and character controllers. Check out the 2D physics tutorials in Unity and watch your static sprites come to life with realistic movements. | Unity | Facebook