Course Introduction

This course is a great tutorial that carefully tailors Hasura to implement multiplayer features in Unity.

This course shows how to build the multiplayer features of Shooter Arena, which is an ideal demo of what is possible with Hasura and Unity.

Key topics and takeaways:

We will be building a cross platform multiplayer realtime first person shooter game.

Play Shooter Arena to see what we'll be building. Download the apps from:

You can also download a Windows version of the app from:

The rules of Shooter Arena are simple.

There are two roles in each battle, Shooter and Defender.
The Shooter goes first and has to shoot some targets as fast as possible. These targets turn red.
The Shooter's turn ends when they run out of bullets.
The Defender goes next and has to deactivate all the targets the Shooter shot. These targets are red at the start of the Defender's turn and change to green when shot.
The Defender's turn ends when he runs out of time or out of bullets.
The time the Shooter uses in their turn is the time the Defender has for their turn, plus 5 seconds.
The Defender wins if they successfully deactivate all the targets the Shooter shot. Else, the Shooter wins.