JavaScript Game Development Step by Step

Create 3 JavaScript games step by step in 1 course, learn animations and publish your games on free GitHub page.

4.39 (331 reviews)

Udemy

platform

English

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Game Development

What you will learn

Gain an in-depth understanding of HTML canvas

Create any type of animations in the HTML canvas using JavaScript

Build your own JavaScript games from Scratch

Learn to build games with external resources

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Our Verdict

This JavaScript Game Development Step by Step course is an excellent starting point for beginners seeking a comprehensive introduction to HTML canvas, animations, and basic gaming principles. Though the simplicity of the projects might not cater to advanced developers, the clear explanations, downloadable resources, and easy-to-follow structure create a valuable learning experience. With slight improvements in audio quality and code practices, this already strong course could provide an even richer, more engaging exploration of JavaScript game development fundamentals.

What We Liked

The course covers a broad range of JavaScript and HTML canvas concepts, ideal for beginners looking to build their foundation.
I appreciated the clear explanations and well-structured material that made it easy to follow along.
Downloading resources to watch the instructor’s code alongside eliminates the need for extensive coding during the course.
Learning how to build two JavaScript games with external resources enhances practical understanding.

Potential Drawbacks

The simplicity of the provided games may leave some learners wanting more in-depth projects,
Some users expressed disappointment in the audio production quality and code practices (such as 'var' keyword usage and CSS placement),
A few learners hoped for additional content on server-side game development despite this being a client-side focused course.