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Build a strong foundation in 2D development with the 2D Game Creation tutorials. This series of lessons is perfect for beginner and intermediate level developers hoping to learn Unity’s 2D tools and create custom functions. Follow along in the editor and master tools including Tilemap and Cinemachine for worldbuilding, animating sprites with Mecanim, developing custom physics, and more. Simply download free asset packages and reference code examples to get started. Check it out > | Unity

Get building with the 2D Game Kit, a project available FREE on the Unity Asset Store. The 2D Game Kit provides tools and assets to create a complete 2D platformer game, no coding necessary. Learn to build a player character with our Ellen Prefab, populate scenes with Tilemap, and add enemies for Ellen to battle! This kit includes a game example and tutorials for every step of the way. Get started > | Unity

Creating a 2D game? Explore Unity’s comprehensive resources for all things 2D, including documentation, tutorials, case studies, and Asset Store marketplace. This is your central hub for tools and support to save you time and get you on your way to getting the most value out of 2D game development using Unity. Check it out > | Unity