Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints: First Person Shooter (FPS)

Learn how to make an FPS using Unreal Blueprints. The entire course uses Unreal Engine 5.

4.49 (1076 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Game Development

What you will learn

Create a first person character with movement mechanics and animation

Weapons and combat with effects including sounds and particle systems

Create hostile enemy drones, with AI that pursues and attacks the player

Make a challenging timed game with a goal to clear the area of dangerous drones

Game Mode and HUD with countdown timers, health bars, announcements, game states and score

Implement Health, ammo pickups and more

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Our Verdict

The Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints: First Person Shooter (FPS) course is an excellent place to start for anyone new to UE5 or FPS game development. The instructor's calm and organized approach effectively explains crucial concepts while engaging challenges test your learning progress. While it falls short in a few areas, such as timely updates and depth of some features, the positive aspects outweigh any minor issues. Beneficial long-tail keywords integration elevates this course for those eager to learn UE5 game development skills.

What We Liked

Comprehensive introduction to Unreal Engine 5 for FPS game development
Clear and relaxed instructor with a well-structured teaching approach
Hands-on experience in creating character movement, weapons, AI enemies, and HUD
Practical challenges test your skills and enhance learning outcomes
Covers both Unreal Engine 5 fundamentals and FPS mechanics

Potential Drawbacks

Outdated information on input systems in UE 5.1.1
Lack of depth in materials, animations, and some game mechanics aspects
Errors such as missing functionalities (e.g., weapon reloading) in the project
Minor visual glitches like visible rifle mesh during gameplay
A few overly simplified or lengthy sections that may not appeal to advanced users