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Manual: Create your first project

Unity for first-time users

If you’re new to Unity, this page guides your through the steps to create your first project.

1. Check that your computer meets the system requirements for Unity.
2. Download and install the Unity Editor. This process includes the following tasks:
   1. Install the Unity Hub, which manages your Unity installations and projects.
   2. Creating a Unity account. Your account gives you access to free assets, collaboration tools, and other services that help you create games and interactive experiences.
   3. Installing the Unity Editor. Use version 6.1 or later.

1. In the Unity Hub, select New project.
2. From the template list, select Get Started With Unity. This template provides a sample game with in-Editor tutorials that help you learn the basics of the Unity Editor.
3. Select Download template.
4. Name your project and select a location to save it.
5. Select Create project. Unity opens the Editor and loads your project.
6. Follow the in-Editor tutorials to learn how to use the Unity Editor and create your first 3D game.

To build your skills, complete the Unity Essentials in-Editor Tutorials pathway. These tutorials teach 2D and 3D development fundamentals, such as programming, audio, camerasA component which creates an image of a particular viewpoint in your scene. The output is either drawn to the screen or captured as a texture. More info
See in Glossary, and publishing.

As you use these resources, you can also:

• Use the Key concepts page as reference to some Unity Editor concepts.
• Browse topics you’re interested in, such as, such as Input, Animation, and Lighting.

When you’ve completed the tutorials, continue your learning with the following resources:

• Continue with Unity Learn pathways, courses, projects, or tutorials. For example:
  • 2D Beginner: Adventure Game
  • Create a 2D Rougelike Game
  • Tanks: Make a battle game for web and mobile
  • John Lemon’s Haunted Jaunt: 3D Beginner
  • Create with Code
  • Getting Started with Unity Web
• In the Unity documentation, you can find information about:
  • Getting started with 3D game development
  • 2D game development

  Tip: If you’re not sure whether you want a 2D or 3D game, refer to 2D and 3D projects.

Unity for first-time users

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