What Will You Get After This Course

By completing this course, you will acquire the skills to create a 2D mobile tile-matching game with a unique dungeon atmosphere. Specifically, you will gain experience in:

Working with Bézier Path
Implementing tile-matching logic
Developing game mechanics
Locating and fixing bugs
Applying object-oriented programming principles
Working with animations
Adding sound effects (SFX) and music to the game
Creating a main menu and pause menu

Course Structure

This course is divided into three sections:

Section 1: We will build a functional prototype of the game.
Section 2: We’ll enhance the game’s appearance and sound to make it more polished.
Section 3: We’ll add menus, saving functionality, and additional features.

Each video name begins with the section and episode number (e.g., S1E12 for Section 1, Episode 12, or S2E1 for Section 2, Episode 1).

How to Complete This Project

Follow the instructions provided in each video lesson.
Cross-check your solution after each lesson by comparing it with the code in the repository (refer to Source Code Links below).
Some lessons include attached assets (see attached archives below).
If you encounter any challenges or have questions, feel free to participate in the Discussions section.
After finishing the game, unleash your creativity by swapping the assets with your own custom designs.
Share screenshots and video previews of your completed project here.

Source Code Links

Each lesson includes a source code that you can use to cross-check your solution. For example, the link below is for S2L6:

https://github.com/maxwellt0/eternal-dungeon-udemy/tree/dev-S2L6

To view the source code for other lessons, simply change the end of the URL to match the section and lesson number. For example, for S1L7, the link would be:

https://github.com/maxwellt0/eternal-dungeon-udemy/tree/dev-S1L7

Example Project Screenshots

Max Vynnyk

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