Unreal Engine 5 2D Game Tutorial [2024]

In this Unreal Engine 5 2D Game Tutorial, we'll learn how to create a simple pixel platformer game using the latest version of Unreal Engine 5!
If you're interested in learning how to create a 2D game using Unreal Engine 5, then this tutorial is for you! We'll start by creating a basic level layout, and then we'll create and program the game's character. By the end of this video, you'll have created a simple pixel platformer game in Unreal Engine 5!
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[@PixelHelmet]

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[@maiworld_]

We need 2D top down. It doesn’t exist

[@dr.football4662]

One thing I have noticed while you are teaching is u are too fast. It's not about the speed of the video but explaining thing calmly rather than just telling want you know.

[@imutig3451]

In case anyone has the same issue as I had : if one of your texture changes color when it becomes a tileset (the third background became green when I made it a tileset), click on the texture then search for compression and change the compression settings to Defaut DTX1 instead of "Normalmap"

[@joebeezy9471]

it took you 36 minutes to complete this all while explaining every step. It took me 12 hours to complete this following every step. My first time using Unreal Engine and my first time creating a game. Such a great feeling. Thank you for uploading this.

[@Nev182mang]

Anyone else here because of the new Unity pricing debacle?

[@ivansimonovich]

Guys what am i doing wrong? My character is moving like he's freaking Flash or Sonic. How can i fix it?

[@khurshidkhan3389]

I can't add movement in UE 5.3.2

[@Novica89]

as a programmer, blueprints are more confusing than actually writing code for everything

[@girtux]

Welp, this tutorial will age well due to some recent... events..

[@UR_gg]

Let me preface by saying you didn't do anything incorrect. For an actual game though you would not want to put a Delay in your character controller, and also using bools to do things like prevent jumping isn't robust enough for a full character controller, you'll want to use Enums. With an enum you can set 'attacking', 'jumping', 'crouching', 'falling', 'attacking while falling'; you can really get as complex as you want with a robust Enumeration. Then after you've created that Enum you can use a "Switch on [Name of your enum] Enum" and either connect or leave blank logic coming off of those pins. Again, this is just for those wanting to do a little more, and you didn't do anything wrong, this is a great tutorial, I just wanted to mention all that for those thinking to do more with a character

[@simonatkins7293]

One of the very rare tutorials i was able to follow start to finish without a hiccup, very well explained, well done!

[@punkx4044]

Thank you!!! Your tutorial is very great! I previously watched older tutorials and I had a problem in terms of character spawning using Player start. The problem was that he didn't show up. But you showed in the lesson what I was missing and the problem disappeared

[@101touchapps]

at exactly

[@Arecross1]

omg dont delete this video this saved my life thank u very much

[@m0gul666]

I don't make games, but I love watching this stuff. Really nicely explained - perhaps I'll dig into a game some day. Chained Echoes was super inspiring.

[@donkleaps8612]

Using this as a 40 year old construction worker to see if an old man can actually retrain and learn a whole new skill set. Thanks for this. Always wanted to see if I could make something.

[@TheDeathbyPurple]

I know Unreal inside and out for 3D but have always wanted to try 2D. This is easily one of the clearest to follow tutorials explaining how to set things up.

[@sarahalmarsumi-nd7gp]

This was very easy to understand and I followed easily with your explanation, thank you!

[@Exirock]

Wow im impressed a really good tutorial, i have been trying to get into unity for years all creators use templates none teach sht, i remember Unreal might work to do 2d games and found myself a good tutorial with someone doing step by step without letting a single info go away, really good job.