My name is Zack Griset and I am one of the original members of the Buildbox team. I have been teaching Buildbox for 5 years and I absolutely love teaching people how to make video games super fast.

In this course, you will learn to make a 3D Swipe Puzze video game with the Buildbox software in around 2 hours!Here is what will be covered in this course:

Lesson 1 - Getting Started

• Download the Buildbox Video Game Development Software

• Create Floor 1 as the Platform For Our First World

• Create Walls For Our World

• Learn About the Different Physics Types

• Create Your Main Character

• Create Swipe Controls and Keyboard Controls For the Character

• Manipulate the Game Camera

• Learn How to Navigate the Software

• Learn How to Change Your View Inside the Scene Editor

Lesson 2 - Completing Our First World

• Change the Floor’s Color When the Character Collides With It

• Create Win Parameters by Using a Health Trick

• Create a Win User Interface and Menu Jump

• Manipulate Collision Shapes

Lesson 3 - Creating a Point System

• Create a Point System and Add Points to Our World

• Export a .bbasset Point Label and Add it to Our World UI

• Create a Score Label to Track Points and Display Them

Lesson 4 - Creating Our Second World

• Create a New Character

• Build a Second World

• Create Specific Sized Walls

• Troubleshooting Techniques

Lesson 5 - Creating Our First Enemy

• Add Spike Enemies

• Create a Trigger So That the Spikes Rise At a Specific Time

Lesson 6 - Creating a Game Over User Interface and Defeated Animation For Our Character

• Create a Game Over UI

• Create a Defeated Animation

Lesson 7 - Creating Our Third World

• Build Out World 3

• Create a New Character

• Navigation Between Worlds

Lesson 8 - Adding Enemies to Our Third World

• Add Spike Enemies and Triggers

• Create Win Parameters

Lesson 9 - Creating UI Transitions and a New Enemy

• Create Nice UI Transitions to Add Polish

• Create a New Trap Door Enemy

Bonus - Playing Your Game On a Device

• Create an App Icon

• Playing Your Game On a Device