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iOS & OS X Game Development: From Start to Store in Swift

Master a Tried-and-True Process to Turn Your Game Idea into a Published App

What's Inside

Get premium game development instruction from a battle-tested pro. You’ll learn directly from a seasoned developer, diving into his tried-and-true game development process certain to turn your app idea into reality. Understand how to use the SpriteKit graphics software, GameplayKit framework, and Xcode environment to build functional games, and supplement your technical skills with marketing techniques to accrue a robust user base.

Make impressive games using Swift w/ 9.5 hours of content
Master SpriteKit, GameplayKit & Xcode to manipulate provided source code
Learn the instructor’s 10-step game development process
Configure the physics of your game, craft a basic game architecture, etc.
Set up the main menu, create a parallax background & more
Research your competition
Craft & execute a marketing plan to bring in real customers

Course Curriculum

Introduction

What you will Learn - 2:48
Start
Why Swift and Why SpriteKit? - 7:57
Start
Course Roadmap - 7:02
Start
Course Requirements - 2:43
Start

Fundamentals of SpriteKit

Welcome to Nodes - 5:23
Start
Swift 2.0 Changes to "Introduction to Xcode (Playground)" - 2:00
Start
Introduction to Xcode (Playground) - 4:38
Start
Swift 2.0 Changes to "Nodes in Swift" - 0:58
Start
Nodes in Swift - 6:16
Start
Introduction to Xcode (Projects) - 9:37
Start
Introduction to SKNode and SKSpriteNode - 3:12
Start
SKNode and SKSpriteNode in Swift - 5:19
Start
Introduction to SKLabelNode and SKEmitterNode - 2:44
Start
SKLabelNode and SKEmitterNode in Swift - 5:26
Start
Making Things Move - 7:07
Start
SKActions in Swift - 4:18
Start
The Game Loop in Swift - 3:37
Start
Physics in Swift - 6:54
Start
Controlling the Game - 2:53
Start
Control Methods in Swift - 5:20
Start
Game Design Architecture - 3:23
Start
Basic Game Architecture in Swift - 5:46
Start
Introduction to Normal Maps for use with Lighting - 5:29
Start
SKLightNode and how to use it - 9:41
Start

Create your first Game (Pre-Start)

The 10 Step Game Development Workflow - 8:42
Start
Designing your First Game - 5:29
Start
Pre-Start Research - 3:05
Start
Build a Prototype - 2:35
Start
Design your Game Architecture - 4:16
Start
Source your Resources - 2:12
Start
Finding Royalty Free Game Assets - 4:25
Start
Create a Title Graphic - 10:33
Start
Create a Graphic Design Workflow for Swift 2.0 - 10:00
Start
Create Game Icons - 4:39
Start

Building the App - Updated for Swift 2.x and GameplayKit

Build your Game Engine - 2:02
Start
Course Files
Start
Starting the game template (iOS / OSX / tvOS) - 5:58
Start
Adding functionality to the template - 3:49
Start
Building the game engine - Part 1 - 12:16
Start
Building the game engine - Part 2 - 10:05
Start
Import the game resources in to your template - 1:27
Start
Adding a main menu scene - 6:12
Start
Preparing the GameScene, Camera Node and State Machines - 8:43
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Create a tile map constructor - 10:17
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Prepare a tile map layer and add to your scene - 4:40
Start
Creating a visual level editor - Part 1 - 9:38
Start
Creating a visual level editor - Part 2 - 10:39
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Create a basic level in your new level editor - 5:36
Start
Create a parallax Background - 14:11
Start
Create a player entity with components - 12:14
Start
Fixing the character proportions for each animation state - 6:09
Start
Add physics and collision detection to the player - 8:49
Start
Adding physics to the game world - 7:30
Start
Finish the physics in the tile layer and default maps - 5:45
Start
Making the camera more powerful using constraints - 10:25
Start
Implementing a Pause button - 5:11
Start
Handling interactions and controls - 12:08
Start
Enhancing physics contacts to trigger events - 11:51
Start
Create a character select and level select screen - 7:50
Start
Building out the level select screen - 9:23
Start
The post screen for wins and losses - 13:34
Start
Sounds and Apple TV controls - 7:05
Start
Fixing the controls for OSX - 1:18
Start
Icons, Top Shelf and Loading screens - 6:23
Start

Finishing the App (Post Production to AppStore)

Pre-Marketing - 5:12
Start
Pre-Marketing Links
Start
Testing your App - 2:11
Start
The Product Submission and Launch - 2:58
Start
Introduction to Apple Developer Accounts - 4:38
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Creating Bundle IDs - 1:50
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Introduction to iTunes Connect - 4:43
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Setting up the App in iTunes Connnect - 6:16
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Submitting the app to Apple - 8:35
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Wrapping it Up

Congratulations and where to go Next? - 1:35
Start

Holiday Season Bonus Q and A: Year 1

Year in review - 4:10
Start
Creating a virtual thumb stick using SKConstraints - 12:53
Start
CloudKit for saving game data - 23:37
Start
Enhancing the movement component for left and right - 8:57
Start

Swift 1.0 to 1.2 Legacy Lessons

Course Files
Start
How to Handle Migration to Swift 1.2 - 6:40
Start
How to Handle Migration to Swift 2.0 - 9:59
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Template Walkthrough - 10:00
Start
Prepare the structure of Project - 1:55
Start
Setup the Main Menu - 8:02
Start
Preparing the GameScene - 4:39
Start
Create a Parallax Background - 8:50
Start
Setting up Game World with Tiles - 10:01
Start
Affiliate - iOS Games by Tutorials - 2:15
Start
Create a Player - 13:59
Start
Create a HUD with Controls - 4:28
Start
Jump, Throw and Pause - 19:43
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Create a Destructible Crate - 3:47
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Triggers for wins and losses and Gem Collecting - 9:35
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Character Picker, Level Picker and Post Scene - 16:43
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Sounds and Music - 6:17
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Taking Advantage of Glyph Designer - 9:31
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Refine your game UI to meet UX Standards - 5:05
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Add Icons to the Game - 3:09
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Create the Content - 4:47
Start

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