Let's use AI to create a 2D RPG in a month and release it on

Commercial game production using AI
What you'll learn

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By utilizing AI, game ideas can be materialized into feasible design documents and development work.
You can implement core features of a 2D platform action RPG using Claude or ChatGPT and Unity.
You can create characters, monsters, and backgrounds using AI, and apply idle, movement, and attack animations to the game.
You can directly test the code and assets generated by AI, and find and fix the causes of errors.
You can complete the game's battles, stages, and UI, and build it into a Windows executable file.
You can understand the entire workflow of checking the finished game and preparing for a Steam release.
Requirements

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Advanced programming experience is not required, but it is helpful to know Unity's basic interface and how to use files and folders.
You need a Windows PC capable of running Unity and a stable internet environment.
You need a Claude or ChatGPT account and a Higgsfield account for creating images and animations.
Some AI features may require paid plans or generated credits depending on usage.
To proceed with the Steam release practice, Steamworks Partner registration and Steam Direct registration fees will be required later.
You need the willingness to practice and try to correct errors yourself, rather than simply using the AI results as is.
Description

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This course covers the entire process of developing game ideas into a playable 2D platform action RPG using Unity and Generative AI.
It does not stop at simply asking the AI to "make a game." You will learn the practical workflow of defining the game scope, drafting a design document using AI, implementing a playable prototype, and then creating characters, monsters, backgrounds, platforms, and animations to apply to Unity.
Through this course, students will be able to master the following
How to concretize vague game ideas into feasible design documents
How to write development prompts that are easy for AI to understand
How to reduce a large game into complete prototype units
The process of implementing movement, jumping, attacking, monsters, and platforms in Unity
How to directly run and verify results generated or modified by AI
How to create graphic concepts and character designs suitable for the game
How to separate characters and monsters from images and organize them into transparent background assets
How to generate idle, movement, and attack animations for characters
The process of applying generated images and videos as Unity game assets
How to fix issues that occur during actual gameplay, such as character position, jump height, and collision areas
How to manage the original, modified, filenames, and license information of AI-generated assets
The biggest problem this course aims to solve is the difficulty of saying, "I can use AI tools, but I don't know how to use them to build the game to completion."
There are many instances where code generated by AI does not run in Unity, requests for multiple functions at once complicate the project structure, or stunning images are created but cannot be applied to the actual game. This course presents planning, prototyping, testing, graphic production, animation, and Unity implementation as a single, interconnected process.
It is particularly effective for the following individuals
Those who want to create games but do not know where to start
Beginners who want to learn Unity by building actual projects
Those with limited programming experience who want to challenge themselves in game development using AI
Those who have tried creating code with Claude or ChatGPT but struggled with error resolution and verification
Those who have created characters and backgrounds using AI but do not know how to apply them to Unity
Solo developers who want to quickly produce and release a small game on their own
Game planners or artists who want to experience AI-based prototyping
Those who want to expand their AI game development process into YouTube, lectures, or portfolios
However, this course is more suitable for those who wish to complete the game by running it themselves and identifying issues, rather than those seeking to use AI-generated results without any review. To ensure a fast pace, the basic installation process for Unity and AI tools is not covered in detail; therefore, you only need to be prepared to install the programs and run the basic screens.
The greatest secret weapon of this course is not the specific features or prompts of certain AI tools, but rather the process of evaluating AI results from a game developer's perspective, based on over 25 years of actual game development experience.
We explain, through real-world projects, which functions to assign to the AI, the scope of requests to make at once, what to check in the generated results, and which gameplay elements should be completed before the graphics. You will learn not only the scenes where the AI generates results but also the judgment process involved in adjusting the scope, identifying errors, and making modifications to fit the game.
Furthermore, instead of fragmented exercises involving only creating design documents or writing code, you will experience the entire production cycle as follows
Idea Refinement → AI Game Design Document Creation → Unity Prototype Implementation → Execution and Error Verification → Graphic Direction Setting → Character & Monster Creation → Animation Production → Unity Application → Gameplay Adjustment → Final Testing
By the end of the course, students will not have merely copied completed code, but will instead possess standards and repeatable workflows for how to collaborate with AI to turn their ideas into small games.
Who this course is for

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Game development beginners who want to complete their first game using AI
For those who lack coding experience but want to create a playable game using Unity
For those who tried writing code with Claude·ChatGPT but had difficulty applying it to Unity and resolving errors
For those who want to apply AI-generated characters and backgrounds as actual game assets and animations
Solo and indie game developers who want to reduce game production time and costs by working alone
Developers who want to introduce AI planning, coding, and graphics production workflows into the Unity development process
Developers who want to introduce AI planning, coding, and graphics production workflows into the Unity development process, and those who want to build their own game for Windows and take on the challenge of releasing it on Steam.
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