[GameSpot] - Learn Coding And Game Design With This Bargain Bundle

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Interested in building your own game but don’t know where to start? Check out this Coding and Game Development Bundle at Fanatical, which offers 25 beginner courses for just $25. Several other tiers are available, letting you snag 10 courses for $11, five courses for $6, or a single course for $1.49.

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Fanatical’s bundle makes it easy to learn the fundamentals of coding without breaking the bank. You’ll get the most value when opting for the full 25-course package, although the option to snag individual courses for $1.49 is great for folks that already know a bit of programming and just need to hone in on a specific topic.

Here’s a look at all 25 courses offered in the bundle:

• 2D Procedural Maps for Beginners
• Shader Graph for Beginners
• Develop a City-Building Game with Unity
• Intro to Unity Game Development
• JavaScript Mini-Projects – Language Learning Game
• Mobile Game Development for Beginners
• Intro to C++ Data Structures
• Intro to Cinemachine and Timeline
• Create Your First 2D Game in Unity
• The Complete Introduction to C++
• Discover AI and State Machines in Unity
• Unreal Engine Game Development for Beginners
• Machine Learning for Beginners with TensorFlow
• Godot Game Development for Beginners
• Build an Action RPG in Unreal Engine
• Build a Micro-Strategy Game
• Construct a Mobile Physics Game
• Construct a Strategy Game with Godot
• Develop a Technology Tree for Strategy Games
• Create a Platformer Game in Unreal Engine
• Angular for Beginners – Build a Language-Learning App
• JavaScript Programming for Beginners
• Discover SFML for C++ Game Development
• Intro to Roblox Game Making
• Explore Roblox Scripting with Lua

From Unreal Engine and C++ to Godot and even Roblox, the bundle touches on a lot of aspects of coding and game design. That’s a pretty good deal for $25--and you’ll even get a 5% off voucher for your next purchase.

All courses are offered by Zenva, a well-known company that’s been helping people learn how to code for years. So if you have a great idea for a video game kicking around in your head, this could be a great way to make it a reality without breaking the bank.

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