Game Dev Alchemy

Game Dev Alchemy is for aspiring game developers. Learn Unity and C# step by step, without skipped steps.

Why you should join: A monthly Game Recipe Kit the community builds together, clear tutorials on game design and programming with Unity, C# and Blender, and feedback from a programmer with 30 years of experience. Free to join.

The one-liner

A Skool game development club building one project together each month in Unity, C# and Blender.

What they actually sell

Game Dev Alchemy, run by Greg Dunn, lives on Skool. Its public pitch: "Tired of YouTube videos that don’t work or explain why you just did that?" The listing shows the group as free, although the about copy asks for a small monthly fee, so the join terms are muddled. Greg Dunn brings 30 years of programming to the problem. Each month members get a Game Recipe Kit and build one project together, learning game design and programming through clear, step-by-step tutorials. The tools are Unity, C# and Blender. The aim is to apply those skills to your own game ideas, with feedback from the group. Inside sit 3 courses.

Who pays and why

Aspiring game developers frustrated by YouTube tutorials that skip steps or do not work. They feel overwhelmed learning design and programming alone. They join for a monthly Game Recipe Kit, step-by-step tutorials and community feedback.

Where the members come from

Greg's Superhero Coding YouTube channel, Instagram, LinkedIn and Greg Speaks Geek website are linked, so the club is the hands-on home for his viewers. Subscriber numbers are not shown.

What's holding it back

A monthly kit needs steady output from one creator, and the page does not show what earlier kits produced or how much feedback each member gets.

Steal this

Build one shared project each month, so members learn by finishing something together.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for web development, 3D modelling or electronics. Weak where projects cannot be finished in a month.