Unity Tutorial 09

This tutorial that I had done was one of the most useful tutorials I had done alongside the "Jump Force" one at Lesson 3.1 of Unity. This tutorial was going over everything about the HUD it showed us everything on how to make a UI, how to make a game over screen and how to restart the game. And this tutorial was very useful for the game that I made because I actually did add in a UI HUD for my game displaying the number of coins a player collects in the game. I also want to try to add the mechanics where the player can restart the game if they run into an obstacle which is very useful and it brings more aesthetics to the game I am making.

This is the second last tutorial of the Unity tutorials and I must I found all of these tutorials to be quite useful and I feel right now I have gotten used to Unity, the way how it works, the interface and being able to create amazing projects. I want to try to use Unity in some way in the future if I ever want to make a game of my own because it actually is a lot of fun.

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