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Jason Weimann

A Unity Veteran
Covers Clean Code, Design Patterns, Unit Testing, Virtual Reality, Networked Games, MMORPG Development, and the occasional random story about AAA projects

Samyam

"Teaching You how to make Games" A game development channel focused on Unity-centric tutorials.

SpeedTutor

Gives quick and snappy game dev tutorials for: Unity, Programming, C#, JavaScript, Game Design, Photoshop, 3D Modelling, Substance Painter and more.
Topics include: game dev tips, free assets, and the MadeWithUnity series.
5-15 minutes, Beginner to Intermediate complexity.

IheartGameDev

Explores a variety of topics surrounding game development using Unity, Blender and Logic Pro X. Content ranges from understandable tutorials to dev logs on current projects.

LlamAcademy

Covers absolute beginner to advanced topics.
Emphasizes accessibility, and all tutorials are released with full source code on GitHub.
Topics include: AI and Navigation, Performance Optimizations, Visual Effects (VFX), Bullet Physics & Projectiles, and more,

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Tutorials

Code Monkey

Beginner to intermediate
Unity and C# tips and step-by-step tutorials on various engine tools, features, a general game design.
5 to 20 minutes, and self contained.

Alan Zucconi

Intermediate to Advanced, Master
Written tutorials, mostly focusing on shader coding, inverse kinematics and artificial intelligence.
Strong focus on coding and theory. Normally part of a series.
Very active on Twitter.

Sebastian Lague

Intermediate to Advanced
10 to 20 minutes
Medium length tutorials. Videos are usually a part of a series.

Catlike Coding

Intermediate to Advanced
Text-based. Lots of graphics/shader programming tutorials in addition to "normal" C# tutorials.
Videos are usually part of a series.

Brackeys (Retired) - (No longer makes YouTube content)

Beginner to Intermediate
5 to 15 minutes
Concise tutorials. Videos are mostly self contained.

Makin' Stuff Look Good - (Dead Channel)

Intermediate to Advanced
10 minutes
Almost entirely shader tutorials. Favors theory over implementation but leaves source in video description. Videos are always self contained.

Quill18Creates - (Has shifted to Godot content)

Beginner to Advanced
30 minutes to 2 hours.
Minimal editing. Mostly C#. Covers wide range of topics. Long series.

Misc. Resources

Halisavakis Shaders Archive

The Big List Of Game Design

PS4 controller map for Unity3d

Colin's Bear Animation

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