This module introduces learners to the essential tools and processes for constructing a basic game level in Unreal Engine. Starting with manipulation techniques like translation, rotation, and scaling, learners will gain practical skills in scene organization using the World Outliner. They will then advance to creating and configuring new levels, positioning lighting and Player Start elements, and blocking out scenes using basic geometry. This module builds a critical foundation for environment setup and level design within Unreal Engine’s visual editor.

This module equips learners with the skills to refine their game environments and understand cross-engine development fundamentals. It begins by guiding learners through the process of polishing a basic level using lighting, props, alignment, and visual enhancement techniques to improve realism and immersion. The module then shifts focus to comparing Unreal Engine and Unity, highlighting the differences in workflows, scripting systems, and object management. Finally, it explores key project settings in both engines, helping learners understand how to configure core development parameters like rendering, input, and platform deployment.