One really rewarding part about game development, is getting to the point where you want to build a version of your game for testing on your own machine. Building your game in Unity is easy, thanks to all of Unity’s built in build options. To get started, head to the File dropdown menu and navigate to Build Settings to open the window.
With my build settings open, I can see the two scenes that will be included in the build. I select the PC, Mac & Linux Standalone option on the left, and then see that Windows has been assigned in the Target Platform dialogue box. Before jumping right into smashing on the Build button, I am first going to want to press the Player Settings button in the bottom left.
Once in Project Settings on the Player tab, I can adjust my company name, the name of my game and the version I am creating.
