MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 48 KHz, 2 ChGenre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 3 hours | Size: 1.84 GBLearn Android Game Development with Android Studio and Java by making a complete Flappy Bird game in SurfaceViewWhat you'll learnYou'll be able to build a complete Flappy Bird game using SurfaceView in less than 3 hours.

Create an efficient game loopLearn the basic framework for gamesEverything you need to know to build your own gamesYou'll be able to brush-up your Java skills.

RequirementsYou should have Android Studio installed.

Some basic programming experience like variable, if-else, loop, methodDescriptionHi, do you want to learn how to build Android Games in Java?My name is Sandip.

I have published more than 10 android games in Google Play Store.

So, I happen to know a little bit about game programming and I’ll show you exactly how to create this awesome Flappy Bird game using Android Studio and Java.

This course is perfectly suitable for anyone who wants to learn the core concepts behind a 2D game like creating an efficient Game Loop, handling the Touch Event, Collision Detection, Playing sound effects, Score, saving personal best, designing XML Layout etc.

If you want to learn the basic framework for games then this is the right course for you.

And, if you want to learn game development by writing code in Java then you’ll enjoy this course.

While my previous course focused on using Android’s View class, this course is aimed to provide a solid foundation for a more dedicated Android class for game development: SurfaceView.

I believe the best way to learn game programming is by making one.

So, I will walk you through the process of creating this game, from start to finish, step by step in a completely hands-on fashion.

At the end of the course, you’ll be able to build a complete Flappy Bird game using SurfaceView which you can publish in Play Store.

You'll have a clear understanding of the core concepts behind a 2D game.

You’ll have an improved Java skill.

Android is the largest eco-system for gaming so if you’re serious about your career in the gaming industry, this is a great place to start.

Or, if you just want to learn programming then Java is an excellent language which is also the preferred language for Android and building games is a great fun.

Over the years, I have helped thousands of students in making their Android games and there’s absolutely no reason why you can’t as well.

So, Enroll now and let’s get started.

Who is the target audience?Beginner to Java programmingBeginner to Android developmentBeginner to Android Game Development