How to make Flappy Bird in Unity (Complete Tutorial) 🐤💨

Learn to make the mobile arcade game Flappy Bird in Unity. Flappy Bird is a mobile game developed by Vietnamese video game artist and programmer Dong Nguyen. The game is an infinite side-scroller where the player controls a bird, attempting to fly between columns of green pipes without hitting them.

0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Project Creation
1:25 - Importing Sprites
3:07 - Scene Setup
6:32 - Input & Movement
12:56 - Sprite Animation
17:12 - Background Parallax
26:49 - Pipes: Prefab
31:06 - Pipes: Spawning
36:36 - Pipes: Movement
41:43 - Game State & Scoring
48:13 - UI Design
54:55 - Menu Interactions
1:03:17 - Fixes
1:06:03 - Outro

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[panaxio_oficial]

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[ThePraQNome]

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[north]

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[adityaburadkar]

Thank you!
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[soular]

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[treroldan]

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[JamesTolias]

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[imem]

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[Liforus]

Oh wow. I did Flappy Bird yesterday all by myself as a first game without tutorials. But your tutorial will be watched from start to end as always 👍

[yazanjordan]

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[rfernandez]

Bought me a mac about a month ago to get in the game app biz. This definitely helped learning how things work, because the unity tutorial like John Lemon doesn't feel like it's explaining very well what it all does compared to how you are doing it. Thanks for the video.

[scottbarba]

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[rafaelpatricio]

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[JackJack-tlnm]

Another banger video! As a suggestion for possible future tutorials, I would love to see a tower defense style game such as bloons td :)

[Aerionix]

Doubt anyones looking these days but curious why we use time.deltatime for the change to direction using the gravity var and also for updating our position, but not when we change direction earlier with our strength var.

Thanks for these man, i dunno if you're still doing this stuff but looks like it helped a lot of folks.

[UchihaAshuke]

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[clericbezoe]

I've done it! completely finished the tutorial without a hitch! definitely going to try other tutorial!

[sreemayeeghosh]

Extremely well explained steps! All assets and scripts have been carefully cleaned up, organized and rendered bug free👍🏻👏🏻

[DarkMaaastersTubeLoL]

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[silverglasss]

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