Unity Beginners Game Project Source Code

Are you a student looking for a project, a developer looking for a base project to build upon or just somebody who wants to learn the joys of game development? You can get the project files created in the tutorials right here!

What is this project?

This source code is created from a tutorial series by Jimmy Vegas on YouTube? The project file you get is the EXACT same one Jimmy throughout the 50 tutorial series.

What can I do with this source code?

Having this source code allows you to create a game with various mechanics and sequences. This includes EVERY script written in Js or C#, ALL 2D + 3D Assets and ALL Audio Assets. 

You'll need Unity 2018.1 installed to use the source code. 

You also get to keep it forever! 

Owning the source code means you can create your own version of the game, learn more about game development or even release a modded version too!

Remember: You're paying for the privilege of owning the source code written by Jimmy and supporting the creator! 

Can I make it without paying?

YES, you can make it without paying if you follow along with the tutorial series. This project file is a means of bypassing the tutorial series and getting straight into development with the project Jimmy created.

You can watch the entire 15 hour tutorial series right here:

Source Code Updates! 

Every time the source code is updated by Jimmy, you get the update for free. As an example, if you purchased the source code when Tutorial #17 came out, well when Tutorial #18 comes out, you automatically get to download the updated source code for no extra cost!

How To Use:

1. Unzip the file you've downloaded. 

2. In Unity Hub - Click on Add or Open.

3. Locate the unzipped folder and load

Want to know more?

Visit me on YouTube to learn more about how these project files work and how you can build your own games to publish right here on itch.io - it's fun, free and easy!

>> This source code will only work in Unity
>> You may need to download Unity Standard Assets in addition for free
>> This source code is meant as a bypass to the tutorials on YouTube