ExpertEdge vs Udemy Business for enterprise learning
A side-by-side of Udemy Business and ExpertEdge for enterprise learning content: what each does well, where each falls short, and how to choose.
Oli Huggins
CEO and Founder
For game developers
Learn why the tutorial code works, from experts who make games. One subscription, from $10 a month.
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Sound familiar?
Check the engine version before you start a course. Pick one that names your editor in its title, from Unity 6 to Blender 5.
This course is so outdated that just to get the first project working is a nightmare
Editor version not installed
Course-Project-Final was made in Unity 2018.4. Opening it in Unity 6 may break its scripts and packages.
But why does it work?
You copied it in line by line and it worked. Our experts wrote the chapters on the patterns and maths the tutorial skipped.
There are absolutely no explanations of what we are doing or why.
No errors · C# · UTF-8
ExpertEdge
1What happens when it needs a third state?

2Why does it move faster the further away it is?

3Why does every script reach into the GameManager?

4Why does it stutter when ten enemies die at once?

And after the platformer?
The free tutorials got you running and jumping. Our experts wrote the chapters on the rest of the list.
I feel very stuck at the 101 and 102 level, need some 200 and 300 level courses
Done: The player runs and jumps
Done: A tilemap for the first cave
Done: Coins and a score
Still to do
To do: A lobby so a friend can find the game
To do: Player two joins online for co-op
To do: Player two stops teleporting on a slow connection
To do: Model the lantern in Blender
Submit by Sunday, 19:00
Which course comes next?
Set Game Developer as your target role. The app orders its skills from 3D modelling to mobile games and puts the courses under each one.
The games you've made
Where you are
3D Modeling & Animation for Games
Computer Graphics & Rendering
Game Design & Mechanics
Game Engines & Development
Game Multiplayer & Networking
Mobile Game Development
Game Developer
Your target
Is it worth the money?
Keep watching the free tutorials you like. A small studio can put the whole team on one subscription too.
One creator's game development course
$497
Price quoted on r/gamedev, June 2026
By design
Other developers will playtest your build. The chapters cover what they look for.
Search the bug, land on the course. Faster than waiting on a Discord reply.
Pick up a chapter between builds, at your pace. No class timetable to keep.
Build the game you had in mind. Open a chapter the moment the code stops making sense.
One price, everything included
Billed monthly
$15per month
Everything, month to month. Cancel anytime.
What's included
Billed yearly ($120)
$10per month
Everything for a third less, paid once a year.
What's included
No setup fees, no minimum seats. Invoicing available on plans of 20+ seats or more.
Comparing options? Read how ExpertEdge stacks up against Udemy Business, LinkedIn Learning, Coursera and edX in our comparisons
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