Summary
This chapter introduces component-based programming in game engines, detailing how to attach and configure modular behaviors—such as animation, physics, AI, and audio—to game objects.

General domain of usage
2D game development

## What to Expect
 
You've built your first game in Unity for Beginners. Now you'll go further: master Unity's Animation system, build complex enemy AI with state machines, and ship a polished 2D fighting game.

In this course, you will:

#### Develop 2D Games:
Creating 2D games in Unity starts with animating sprites and implementing physics for interactions. Designing user interfaces enhances gameplay with intuitive menus and interactive elements.

#### Advanced Techniques:
Advanced Unity techniques include developing AI behaviors and integrating audio for immersive experiences. Post-processing tools enhance visual quality and effects in your game.

#### Exporting and Publishing:
Prepare your Unity project by configuring build settings for compatibility across platforms. Export games for PC, mobile, and consoles to reach a broader audience.

## Top 2D Fighting Games Made with Unity

- **Madness Melee**
- **Gladihoppers**
- **Big Boy Boxing**
- **Cerebrawl**
- **Punch Planet**
- **Fight of Gods**
- **BERSERK SURVIVOR**

Take your Unity skills further by building a complete 2D fighting game — master the Animator and state machines, design enemy AI with rage and dash states, polish with particles and post-processing, build a menu and HUD, and export the final game.

In this chapter, we will learn all about animations, how to synchronize animations with movement, and how to smoothly transition between animations.


Introduction To The Course

What to Expect

Develop 2D Games:

Advanced Techniques:

Exporting and Publishing:

Top 2D Fighting Games Made with Unity