Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints - First Person Shooter (FPS)

Learn how to make an FPS using Unreal Blueprints.

What you'll 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

Requirements
No programming experience necessary. You'll need a PC or Mac capable of running UE5.
Description
Ready to create a game in the amazing world of Unreal Engine 5?

Make an awesome first person shooter game, where players will be spawned into a level with a handful of dangerous drones and tasked with destroying them to clear the zone!

Your game will have it all! You’ll create a first person shooter character, with movement mechanics and animation. Attach weapons and combat with effects including sounds and particle systems.

Then you get to create hostile enemy drones with pathfinding. Finally adding Game Mode and HUD with countdown timers, health bars, announcements, game states and score. Oh and it wouldn’t be a FPS game without health and ammo pickups, so you’ll learn that too!

You’ll be doing all of this in Blueprints, so you won’t need experience in programming or C++. We’ll walk you through the new Unreal Engine 5 (UE5) interface. And you'll learn best practises for setting up Blueprints and creating game logic.

All of the assets are provided, but you’ll make the actual game yourself from scratch!

This course is ideal if you want to make your own video games in UE5, are a beginner with no game development experience or if you have experience in other engines such as Unity.

So dive into the amazing world of UE5 now!

Who this course is for
This course is ideal if you want to make your own video games in UE5.
It's perfect if you're a beginner with no game development experience
Or if you have experience in other engines such as Unity.