Unity Beginner Tutorial - Part 6: Game Over Screen

[@user_yt20]

very nice

[@TylerGreen]

Really enjoyed the series! I'd love to see SFX getting added and maybe covering various exporting options to make the game playable outside of Unity. Maybe post-processing too for a little added polish :) I thought all the vids were great!

[@tutmo]

Great ideas! I plan to do tutorials for each of those, but still debating whether to extend this series with stuff like that or make a few one-off videos. Either way, glad you liked these :) looking forward to your Spider-Man game!

[@blerdstatic8187]

@@tutmo I would recommend adding it to this series, especially so beginners can learn how to incorporate into an existing project. Starting a new one would leave the question "how can I add this to an existing project?" anyway.

[@tutmo]

Yeah, that makes sense. I’ll probably add on a quick video of exporting the game for Windows, Mac, and WebGL. Might be able to do mobile too, but some of the scaling would need to change.

[@thinhnguyenthai3052]

My god finally this works for me! thksssss

[@chudyie]

Awesome tutorial! Definitely would like to do more by you, tutmo!

[@BloxzillaYT]

This helped me so much, but if I have music, it will restart every time when I restart the game and its pretty annoying. How can I fix that?

[@blerdstatic8187]

I would love to see a tutorial on how to export this to Android or iOS or let others play it. It would be cool to embed this on a personal resume website for when applying to jobs.

[@tutmo]

Some of the scaling would probably need to change for mobile, but to let other’s play it on a desktop browser, you could do a WebGL build and put it on itch.io. Might be able to embed the game’s HTML on another website, but I haven’t personally done that yet.

[@thejahoobasdeveloper]

not WORKING AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH