Our live lessons are currently taught in Turkish. Our education advisors can talk with you in English.
Game Development with Unity
- No prior knowledge needed; they make their own work from the first lesson
- A group of 8–10, online lessons in Turkish with a teacher
Young people ages 12–16 who want to make games more than play them. Those who love 3D worlds and level design. Those who want to work with a game engine after Minecraft or Python.
Every lesson is online with a teacher: a short explanation, then the child creates their own work. In a group of 8–10, the teacher looks at every screen; each lesson is 90 minutes.
Your child can design levels and build scenes in Unity, write game logic in C#, and create a portfolio with at least two finished games.
How does the course work?
Lessons are live: the child asks the teacher questions out loud, shares their screen and talks through their work with the group.
The teacher can see every child’s screen, so a child who gets stuck is noticed.
The teacher checks in during the lesson. Instead of giving the solution, the teacher shows where to look.
Every module ends with a finished piece of work; the child presents it to the group, and the work is kept in their portfolio.
We talk about age and experience and suggest the right group. If you’d rather not get a call, you can message us on WhatsApp.
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Unity basics
The Unity interface and scenes · objects and prefabs · materials and textures. Project: Level prototype · lessons 1–4
3D level design
Terrain shaping · light and shadow · atmosphere with visual and sound effects. Project: Atmospheric level · lessons 5–8
Programming in C#
C# variables and conditionals · loops and classes · reading user input. Project: Interactive scene · lessons 9–15
3D animation
Animator and state transitions · humanoid and object animation · trailer editing. Project: Game trailer · lessons 16–19
2D and mobile
2D physics and animation · touch controls · building for Android. Project: Mobile 2D game · lessons 20–23
3D racing game
Rules of the racing genre · vehicle physics and controls · track and level design. Project: Racing game · lessons 24–27
3D role-playing game
The role-playing genre · characters, quests, and inventory · dialogue and progression logic. Project: RPG · lessons 28–32
By the end of the course, your child can: design levels and build scenes in Unity · write game logic in C# · create a portfolio with at least two finished games.
Prices
1 live lesson a week · 90 min; groups of 8–10. There is no automatic renewal. If you buy two or more 32-week packages together (two courses for one child, or the same or different courses for siblings), you get 25% off each of those packages.
About four months; the first half of the course.
Let’s talk about this packageA school year; the whole course.
Let’s talk about this packagePrices are for Game Development with Unity, VAT included. Choose a package and request a call. If you decide to enroll, our education advisor sends you a personal payment link; on that page, you’ll see the package, the amount you’ll pay, and how long the link is valid. Withdrawal and refund terms are set out on the “Delivery and refunds” page.
There is no free trial lesson; you choose the course and the package together with our education advisor. There is no automatic renewal; whether to continue is your decision.
Our education advisor will call you, answer your questions and suggest the right group.
Practical information
- Work outside class
- There is no homework; children work on projects throughout the course.
- Required tools
- A Windows or Mac computer that can run Unity, a camera, and a microphone. Unity is free for personal use; we’ll explain the setup steps during the call.
- Prerequisites
- No prior knowledge is needed; the course starts from the very beginning. We review age and prior experience together during the call.
- What they’ll have at the end
- A playable Unity game with levels they designed themselves.
- Certificate
- Children receive a certificate at the end of the course.
Frequently asked questions
Is prior knowledge needed?
No prior knowledge is needed; the course starts from the very beginning. We review age and prior experience together during the call.
What days and times are the lessons?
The lesson day and time are set after enrollment: our education advisor calls you and, taking into account the days and times your child is available, places your child in a suitable group.
What if they miss a lesson?
We send you the recording of the missed lesson, so your child can watch it.
How much does Game Development with Unity cost?
16 weeks cost 30,000 TL and 32 weeks cost 55,000 TL; prices include VAT. There is no automatic renewal. If you buy two or more 32-week packages together (two courses for one child, or the same or different courses for siblings), you get 25% off each of those packages: 82,500 TL instead of 110,000 TL for two packages.
What computer is needed?
A Windows or Mac computer that can run Unity, a camera, and a microphone. Unity is free for personal use; we’ll explain the setup steps during the call.
Does my child need to know English?
No. Lessons are taught in Turkish, and your child doesn’t need to know English. The meaning of the English words in C# code (such as “if” and “for”) is explained in class.
Is there homework? Do children get a certificate?
There is no homework; children work on projects throughout the course. Each module ends with a finished project, and you can follow your child’s progress through these projects. Children receive a certificate at the end of the course.
Can we take another area at the same time?
Yes. Coding, AI, and financial literacy lessons are independent of each other and can be taken in the same term. We plan the weekly schedule together in the call; each course is priced separately.