Learn Unity with good-looking assets | unity tutorial for beginners 2023 | make your first 3d game

My Unity course with coupon code applied: https://www.udemy.com/course/project-little-adventurer-learn-to-create-a-3d-action-game/?couponCode=AC580581E1BD2D52E265 My 2D Godot Course, it's 35% OFF now (2025 updated, I just added 3 hours of new content to it): https://www.udemy.com/course/little-adventurer-andie-2d-godot/?couponCode=F35CB7117FFDB1AB406D New 2D Top-Down Course (10/2025), with a special launch discount(35% OFF)! https://www.udemy.com/course/little-adventurer-andie-2d-top-down-godot/?couponCode=CA1C44C91FB9B7C9D04F 2.5D Godot Course (2025) https://www.udemy.com/course/adventurer-andie-learn-to-make-a-2point5d-platformer-with-godot/?couponCode=1F7FCCFAAC36C8B6BF5A 3D Godot Course https://www.udemy.com/course/littleadventurerandiegodot/?couponCode=C87BF5474D68845C1CDC You can try the free demo here: https://singlemindedryan.itch.io/projectlittleadventurerandie This is a tutorial that took me 16 months to make 18 months ago, I came up with the idea of making a unity tutorial to support my game development career, because I thought naively that I could make a tutorial in a shorter time than a video game. Turns out, I spent 2 months learning and creating all the art assets for it (characters, animations, environment, etc..), and what happen next, which was the recording and video editing became a total nightmare. OK, we see YouTubers updating videos daily, so what could be the problem for me? The thing is, I'm not a native English speaker, and I have the tendency to reduce my ascent and to make sure I sound as natural as possible. In fact, my whole game development career is built on the sole purpose of learning English. I've learned Unity in English, coding in English(obviously), and writing game stories in English. So making sure that I sound as natural as possible is also one of the core goals of the whole thing. There for, I recorded the same lines over and over again, and when I still was not satisfied with the result, I took a lot the time editing the audio, making sure I cut out every single part that I did like.....(maybe I didn't, there are just way too many pronunciation mistakes there...) Plus I only had so little time to work on this, like a couple of hours a week. I think this is a good place to admit, the real reason behind all of these excuses is procrastination. Before I knew it, it's been 18 months... But, better late than never, isn't it? I know this is just a basic, simple tutorial, and it's nowhere nice perfect. but it means a lot to me, it's the first time I speak a new language to do something I like ( I make a game demo called "Soul Delivery" before, but I didn't use my voice in the process) So, I hope you would like to join me on the journey. Enjoy, and please let me know if you run into any problems in the tutorials, I'd like to help. Ryan 2022.11 You can get the tutorial in the link below https://www.udemy.com/course/project-little-adventurer-learn-to-create-a-3d-action-game