1-on-1 Multiplayer Game Development Coaching (Advanced)

The tutor begins with the concepts on a whiteboard: client, host, server, and what must stay in sync. The learner then builds a two-player prototype step by step, testing with two windows on one computer. The tutor explains lag, cheating risks and how to keep a first multiplayer project small enough to finish.

How classes work

Each 55-minute session is one learner with one teacher. There is no fixed lesson plan or set number of sessions: families book as many as they want, and the teacher sets the pace and focus around the learner's goals and gives feedback as they work.

What we can work on

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  How Multiplayer Works – Clients, hosts, servers and sync.

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  Networking Setup – Add a networking package and connect two windows.

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  Spawning Players – Give each player their own character.

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  Syncing Movement – Keep positions consistent.

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  Remote Procedure Calls – Send actions like shooting or scoring.

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  Shared Game State – Sync scores and timers.

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  Lag and Fairness – Handle delay and prevent easy cheating.

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  Playtest and Review – Test, fix and plan next steps.

Ages 14-18. Learners should be confident in Unity and C#, with a finished single-player game.