Technology
Pay what you want (UK deal)
TL;DR: As of May 10, you can pay what you want for the Hardcore Game Developer Certification Bundle.
Learning to develop your own games isn’t just a way to dive deeper into your gaming obsession. It could potentially guide you to a new career path.
With this nine-course Hardcore Game Developer Bundle, you’ll be well on your way toward becoming a multi-platform professional.
This training includes nine different courses that cover mobile game development, Python foundations, Shader Graph, and Unity. Most of the courses in this bundle will dive into a different aspect of Unity, from 2D platformers to road-crossing games to AR block building. You’ll build real games as you work your way through the lessons.
This training is led by Zenva Academy, a Unity-certified instructor and authorised learning partner.
The total value of all nine courses is about £1,286 — but you won’t pay that much. Instead, simply choose whatever price you’re willing to pay and if it’s higher than the average price, you’ll get the full bundle of courses. If it’s not, you’ll still get access to one class. As a bonus, if you beat the leader’s price, you’ll get entered into an epic giveaway. So pick your price wisely.
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