How to make Snake in Unity (Complete Tutorial) 🐍🍎

Learn to make the classic 2D arcade game Snake in Unity. Snake is the common name for a video game concept where the player maneuvers a line which grows in length, with the line itself being a primary obstacle. The concept originated in the 1976 arcade game Blockade, and the ease of implementing Snake has led to hundreds of versions for many platforms.

0:00​ - Introduction
0:50 - Project Creation
1:45​ - Scene Setup
14:17​ - Snake Movement
21:28​ - Food Placement
30:00​ - Segments & Growing
39:34​ - Game Over
46:04​ - Outro

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[Exeggutive]

How does this guy only have 278 subs? All these tutorials explain everything so well. Next Brackeys, anyone?

[csabaszabo]

Finally a videographer who has working tutorials and codes cleanly and beautifully! It doesn't just say "control c, control v", it explains things. Thank you very much for the video!

[hhcdghjjgsdrt]

He is a simple man doing simple codes so that we all can understand. God bless this simple man.

[adolfasramanauskas]

Your fluency in english is astounding. I didn't even remark a single time you stuttered or "uhm"'ed, bravo.

[Zigurous]

Thanks for watching! Audio got out of sync on this one, but I'll fix it for the next one. Need to adjust my capture and export framerates.

[slug]

Just finished this tutorial! Also noticed that Tetris was just added. Thank you Zigurous!

[heavyxenon]

How in the world have u only got 237 subs! This man deserves more!

[navicoo]

bro the tutorial was fine perfect ten, but theres smthing else i wanted to point out


roaming the comment section for a wall teleportation "add on" i was shook. why tf u so helpful ? <3 good for u honestly i admire that. thanks man

[Zaftikins]

You rock Adum, I appreciate all the help. I wanted to switch from GameMaker to Unity, and the easiest solution I thought was "Well, they taught me how to make Asteroids as my first project for GM, let's look up that and see what translates." And now I'm here going through them all.

[gatoreyd]

As a 1-year in beginner game developer, I have developed a sense for when a beginner tutorial is good or not and this was definitely just right❤ In that it is very simple to follow, give a good backbone for the project that we can then go on to mess around with, and most of all keeps it clean and simple, I’ve seen people make this harder than it needed to be. Sure there’s more optimized ways but this is just right for someone to learn. Thanks a lot for this❤ subbed🙌🏻

[billycoal]

bro u might be the brackeys i am so thankful for your teachings and keep uploading i know you could one day grow to the size you derseve

[omarlahrach]

Actually This man is very organized: his channel, github and also his projects, I like this man
Brakeys++

[blondon]

Great tutorials for people just starting out. I love trying to figure out a simple game like this and then when I (inevitably) can't figure it out, seeing how you solve the problem. In this case I had a super convoluted way of having each segment follow the head and then when I saw how you did it, my mind was blown. Thank you!

[petersonnormil]

starting my journey going through these videos, I think its pretty cool to learn about the older games and how they function to really learn about more modern games

[KianErfanGaming]

Thank you for this! I've been searching for this for quite a while and it just came up with long tutorials, but your tutorial was really clear and not that long.

[thebugcoder]

Thank you for making this! :DD I searched a long time for this kind of tutorials! Thanks again! :)

[SharkopoloGaming]

This is a great video, one of the best of its kind, I'd say. Very informative explanations, yet short enough not to get boring. I am pretty much a complete beginner and I have learned so much already. Very nicely done! I thank you for the video and will be definitely going deep into your channel to learn more.

[TheSteveTheDragon]

Really great tutorial. Straightforward and easy to follow. I'd recommend going into what lists are a little more for beginners as that's actually a more advanced topic for people just starting.

[TGMS]

Slow enough to understand and fast enough to make me feel smart for getting it xD Great video!

[RussianMafia]

hey this was awesome. This was my first unity project.
Im a software engineer by trade and found this guide to be at exactly the right level of detail. Thank you!