Unity for Beginners
Unity is a friendly way to make real 2D and 3D games. These free step-by-step workshops start with a game you can finish in one sitting, then build up to bigger projects. You install the free Unity editor once, then follow along. No account is needed to start.
Stardust says: start with one small game you can play today. Make My First Unity Game, press play, and you have made something real.
Free Unity workshops
My First Unity Game Start here
The gentlest start: install Unity once, then make your first game.
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Pong
The classic two-player game, rebuilt from scratch.
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Breakout
Bounce a ball, smash bricks and learn about collision.
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Menus and UI
Build a start menu, a score display and a game over screen.
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Action RPG
Movement, enemies, health and combat in one project.
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Multiplayer
Play your game with a friend over the network.
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C# Cheatsheet
Every Unity command you need, on one page.
Open workshop →What children learn
- Setting up the free Unity editor once, then reusing it
- GameObjects, components and the scene view
- C# basics: variables, input, and code that runs every frame
- Physics, collisions and scoring
- Menus, UI and building a finished game