I'm just finishing up a computer science degree, and I really want to get into video game development. I play indie games almost constantly, and I love the idea of making something of my own that I myself and other people can enjoy, but I keep holding myself back because I'm scared and don't know where to start. This video was definitely helpful and inspiring to me, and it makes me feel like I actually have a shot at gaining the skills I need and making something cool!
I would recommend doing a game developer as a hobby and actually doing front end is what I'm doing now is hard being a game developer you need to learn the game engine learn to make music and art and animation and be creative and have imagination is a strong key there so much competition now
Bro I just learned that the college Im planning on attending next year also has Japanese courses, which I've wanted to do since middle school. Combining that with game development could lead me to working for a Japanese developer like FromSoftware!
If you’re from the West (Europe, America, Australia) think twice before moving to Japan. There’s no 8 hour workday, 45 minutes lunch break and 5 weeks paid vocation there. If they’re alive they work.
@@pitoblogg not necessarily true, yes Japan’s work schedule can be nearly double the USA, but there are jobs in America that can be exactly that if not worse.They have days off and holidays off
Good like, and dont skip out on math. Math is the essence of computer graphics. Learn as much linear algebra and calculus as possible, and trigonometry of course
These videos are really helpful, I watch them with my friends on Voicely whenever we practice coding. We all agree that we learned more from RUclips videos than from school lol
I studied two years to try and get an A.S. in engineering and pursue mechanical engineering. But at the end of these two years, I realized that I don't much like some of the classes I had to take for engineering. Now, I'm planning on doing game development, but this time with a set plan and goal for me to achieve. I was scared at first with me getting into college, but now I see game development as something I can achieve if I just try harder. This video helped me see that some of the classes I've taken will pay off in helping me get started with game development. I hope that in a few years, I can go back to this video and say that I have become a game developer. I'll be adding this to my motivation playlist. Thank you for the tips.
I've been playing video games since I was about 6 years old and I'm now a 32 year old woman, for a while I've been having the urge to take one of my favorite hobbies farther and hopefully achieve success doing the games itself being a great developer in a team but I'm still deciding what role should I take in a team. It would also be amazing to end up doing a good demo and be selected by a high end company like PlayStation, Nintendo and Xbox.
Great Video!! Thanks for sharing. I am a game developer from Nigeria. I will definitely come back to this channel in the future and see how much progress that I have made in this industry.. Mark my word!!
Hi, Great video really gave some helpful insights, I'm currently in university studying computer science as every single company in my city said its a requirement, but I'm also going to be working on my own projects hopefully I can skip the stage of being employed and start my own company, we can dream haha, but yeah this has been helpful, the information was concise and well presented, good job and thank you
Hey @TheGameDevChannel I just decided to learn how to code so I can become a video game developer, this video was of much help. I now know I want to be a AAA GameDev because I have always lacked any skill in drawing but I have always been a creative writer. Thanks!
I honestly want to be an Indie Dev, I've been binge watching these videos, and I've wanted to become one since I was a kid!!! I've designed some characters over the years ^_^
Thats awesome, just a word of advise, you should start learning a lot of lineat algebra and calculus, they are very necesarry in the field of game dev, also learning a programming language, I would start with C and eventually once youre confident learn C++
Interesting, I am currently about to finish a Python course, soon I will start advanced Python, in the meantime, I am learning C++ and to tell the truth, it was not difficult to understand the syntax of a different language, unfortunately I do not have enough equipment to start developing small and simple video game prototypes, although I have several prototype ideas in mind, I know that if I practice every day, apart from the fact that I will continue to develop my programming logic further, developing the prototype of a video game will not be difficult, maybe a little, but with enough knowledge, it will even be fun, don't give up, future developer, remember that if you can imagine it, you can program it.
Too me it’s someone who cares about the game they’re making and put so much work into their coed no matter how long it takes they want their game to be perfect for the people who play it and want a community and are open to tips because they want too be better
I can relate. I 2 want to make my game perfect if I'll make one. I wanna persue cyber security but i like making 2D games like the pixel ones. Sorry for replying to you after one year.
I like the nods to 'fanboyism' in this presentation 😄. I was unlucky that in my college years, you generally only had 1 option in IT. Which were basically programming for databases and networking. While I specifically went to learn coding and (graphics) designing to create games. I learned the graphics part on my own, also because I had a real knack and passion for it. Coding was more difficult, as information to code for gaming or even a game-engine, were hard to come by (or expensive). Now, almost 2 decades further, our country finally is getting a gaming-industry and there are classes you can follow. I hope I can start in September and hopefully they're not too basic, as I already have some basics. I already tried creating a game twice, sort of. First time was more than a decade ago, supposed to be a fighting game or beat'em up. I got my character modelled (not textured) and even rigged for facial animation. But I soon realized that coding and balancing a fighting game is really hard to do. So much to consider and take into account. And there wasn't even a decent free engine that could provide what I needed. Two years ago, I started again, but with another genre I liked and more manageable (for a single game dev), an arcade racer. Luckily I was able to pick up Blender easily where I left of (they also made it more user-friendly). And found a decent free game-engine: Godot. Atleast good enough to give me the taste of game-creation and create a tiny concept. I have some videos on my game-dev channel: 'Close Call Racing'on channel 'eyeEmotion'. I have been on a break from it because of renovations at home, which I have to execute myself. And I'm changing to Unreal Engine, since its change in licensing and it's more friendly to devs who are more into designing than programming. I just need that game-dev 1 year course to get the ball rolling again and keep me motivated when I get stuck and the information I need.
Great video. I definitely think working out what kind of dev to be is super important. I went to uni for games but realised the industry isn't for me. Software is my thing and I do games as a hobby. It's slower but way more enjoyable.
Your video was such a big help from me. I am currently studying at school programming and learning c++, html - css and javascript. I never really liked web development and I always had a thing for game development. Recently I decided that I should start learning the skill I ' ll need for my future but when I searched on the web it showed a lot of things and I didn't know where to start. Your video really helped me to unerstand what to do and put me at the start of my journey👍
So far this has been the clearest step by step but still lacking where these resources are but been under a rock for 10yrs on tech stuff. Physical labor I had to get out of and I know I got brush up on math but I was studying intro to trig and calculus in 9th while in algebra. If you correct and show your smarter than the teacher the fail you and deny the extra credit boy dose that f up a feature.
I’d love to be a triple A game developer, I have a degree in chemistry but I recently reconnected with my passions and realised above all things I absolutely always loved games that’s one of the things I’ve never gotten tired of. I absolutely love video games, I never get bored or tired of them. I love coding too I wasn’t exposed to it until I started university. The two together?! That sounds so fun, the ability to create the unknown and the real creation goes out across the world for people to enjoy and play and I get to change them and add to them. It sounds so fun I hope I’m not too late to do it 😊
so i have questions in India , what we need to become a “game developer” salary, what courses have to do , how much time it takes to become game developer, skill , where to go
I watched this video 3 years after it's making. I want to be a AAA game developer at naughty dog. But the exposure of making such high graphic games is not that intense in our country. Anyone with guidance is always welcomed.
For anyone who wants to become a game dev, just know its hard. very hard. Game development involves a lot of complicated math like linear algebra, not only that but youd need to have a lot of experience programming. Although I think anyone can do it with the right mindset, I also think its important to be realistic. If youre not good at math or you hate programming, maybe you dont really want to be a game dev.
I suck at math and I have never programmed anything in my life but I really feel like I want to try, is there anything realistic that I could do instead of being a programmer you think?
My definition don’t know if anyone can agree but it’s to change the definition of the world it’s the most creative experience that’s brought joy to parents and children for generations
I was considering about joining a coding bootcamp program for possible game dev applications and job fittings afterwards. Most bootcamps I have come across are primarily web development for tech companies and job placement with companies like google, apple, etc. Are there any game dev bootcamps similar to those? Do they have a high percentage hire rate within so many months after completing their program?
Dude my dream is to work i with some big triple A company and make some great games that will be staples in the industry. Currently im working on my art skills, next year imma try to get into a coding class to learn how to code. From the moment i gained consciousness to now ive played videogames my entire life. My parents said i even had a gameboy sp when i was like 1 or 2. Ive loved videogames and the idea of creating videogames i tried making one when i was younger but i didnt know how to code or what i was doing. Ive had this passion for a while but never knew where to start but know that im getting older i believe i have more accessibly to this passion, for it to become something greater.
I’d like to become an aaa dev! I used to mess around with c# in middle school when I joined an online group that was working on a private server for a mmorpg, and it was really rewarding and fun I wish I stuck with it!
I've been playing video games since i was 8 years old and meanwhile i learnt how to use computer and how to speak english ! This is my main purpose in my life , to be a game developer , every night i sleep i always imagine myself standing on stage carrying the game awards I am 17 years old , its not too late ! Actually its never too late
Good Introductory Video! Thanks... Am thinking to quit being a Data Engineer (have been working as a Data Analyst / Engineer / Scientist for 8+ years) and become a Game Dev...
Thank you for this video. Very informative. I am considering a career change so I am doing my research. I will need to study whilst working full time. I'm in my early 40's. I hope its not too late ?!
ye Ima definitely be that AAA person but I'm starting to realize how long that's gonna take me to get to that skill, hopefully it works out for me, also In my school they had me doing sum C# for simple code programming, and I think that's what got that idea for a job, so technically I had the idea since I was in 6th grade, now that I'm in 9th, I think I might start to try out these seemingly useful tips for me p.s (sorry if I typed too much lol)
I think the first thing you need to have to be a game developer is to be creative and have imagination. Everyone wants to be a game developer till they find out they have no idea what kind of game they want to make because if you don't have creativity or imagination you are ready to fail building a game.
This has been my dream since I was 5 years old. No cap I was already messing with an NES controller when I was an infant. I was a weird infant I didn’t crawl I just started walking.
When going on game dev career path always start with art, art is a number 1 thing you should learn no matter if you are programmer or whoever else, 90% of what games do has to do with art, if you know how 3d meshes and animation is made then you will be able to recognise the mistakes and you will know how to fix them, even if you are not artist opening 3d engine like blender importing someone elses mesh and "fixing" it will help you massively, besides that when you finally start to learn "programming" or "game engine" if you know how 3d art works everything will become 100 times more simple to understand so if you are just starting on your "journey" close that game engine, download blender and spend 1 year learning about topology, rigging, materials and textures.
I am interested in the directing the games.... Just like story telling ..... More focused towards role playing games.... I have ideas regarding the what the levels should be what the tasks assigned to the players will captivate the attention. Can anyone help me in deciding which section of game development will be suitable for me ? And what skills (like drawing animation , whatever) are required for that bcoz I don't think just having ideas and verbal discussion will be enough?
You interested in directing the game and you have a good story then your job is game design and you don't need any animation, graphics to do. You job is explain your idea to graphics designer and game Dev 👍.
I am also interested in making story based game and leaning game Development, You decide what else you interested to learn game Developement or animation, graphics ( game assets) design.
I disagree with the point on focusing on math skills to help you write code for games, I believe its better to learn a coding language in a general sense instead of learning it specifically for game dev. What i mean by that is, a lot of people look up 'c# course for unity' instead of 'c# course'. I started with learning c# on its own then branched that into game dev and I feel very prepared for it because of that
Hello ! I was wondering, what if I dont want to créateur my own game, but work with a game company that is already done ? I want to work at Supercell entertainment but as a designer, what do you think of that ? 🙂
Since I was 3 years I have been fond of game and I decided to be a game developer..but now my parents are offended by it ..but I have the urge the passionate the courage for it …I want to kick in the industry no matter how long it takes ..I want to create a game the world will know….but I am not sure whether I am taking right or wrong steps..I have taken science stream as my higher studies but no maths..but somehow Iam getting into A BCA course in college ..can I get my dream come true with it ….Iam kinda lost but didn’t lose hope …please guide me with ur know ko
Am going to study AI and Data Science with a specialization in project management...just wondering if this is a good choice if I wish to launch my own game in a while...I feel like a I have a good idea for a game
So I heard alot of things that game dev course alone is not very good and a waste of money and go persue computer science instead, is that true? I don't wanna go full on computer science because I want to learn game design, animation and also creating games too and also I'm not good in math
Thank you Sir for such a good content. I have a question sir that has been running in my mind since a long time. I love "Assassin's Creed" franchise and I want to be a part of it . I want to do Job at UBISOFT but I am confused that should I become a game programmer or a game tester. Please help me figure out the right choice for my career🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@gauravkumawat5811 then I think the best thing is to learn some programming and then keep looking for job openings directly on Ubisofts website :) obviously I would advise you look for jobs else where at the same time, you don't want to put all your eggs in one basket
@@thegamedevchannel3063 can I use some of these pictures for a video gaming project? I use these pictures then answer questions in my notes for the future
my dream is to work for Ubisoft or PlayStation because I want to make educational video games for people with learning differences is there any advice you have for someone who has a learning difference and is trying to make it in the industry.
My problem is I love the drawing of how the name looks as well… I love the sound effects and soundtracks on games not to mention storylines 🤦🏽♂️ so many ways but I love them all!!
I’m struggling a bit as I’m picking my options soon for my school, I do want to be a game developer, so I don’t know what I should pick double maths or IT, but I’m definitely picking art and geography but I just need to know shall I pick maths or It??
It's not necessary to do double maths so don't worry :) as long as you're still doing core maths then you're fine. Also maths is only really important for a programmer role
I completely agree with Toby, if you try I'm sure you will get there! And programming isn't the only way into games, you could look to become a designer where maths isn't as important
Thanks for these awesome tips if i become a big game developer im going to write name of your channel today and im going to say that you helped me to start😁
I’m currently finishing a programming language boot camp with Python and Javascript / React. Any ideas what I can do in gaming with that basic web application certificate? I would like to get into video game creation, but not sure where to start. I have a ton of self start game ideas
I was thinking about becoming a game developer who primarily creates code as a hobby. I don't like the art side of it. I figure I would rather download sprites from websites and use those for a 2D indie game. I am learning JavaScript and I was thinking about using three.js and JavaScript for creating a nice small 2D game. Maybe for mobile and importing it to React-Native. I am guessing this will take me another 4 months of learning JavaScript before I am able to program my first small game. I am learning JavaScript for web development, but I think I will at the end pivot into mobile development.
@@VALLANCEGAMING I am actually progressing nicely thanks for asking. I figured instead of me learning another language and a whole other eco-system. What I've been doing is two things. Improving my skills with functions with a library called React. As well, practice and learn OOP. Because I see lots of games using OOP with some functions. At the moment I am at the level now where I will create a page with a delete/create window and using classes, create a list of classes, warrior, mage, paladin with a complete detailed list for each class like race, zone, faction, etc, etc. I'm now capable of displaying everything on the browser using JavaScript and CSS. Soon, after I get good with classes and objects and I start to feel comfortable I will download three.js and download or create 2D sprite and try to create a very basic easy game.
@@VALLANCEGAMING learning OOP(Object Orientated Programming) and functions this way has improved my skills for web development as well for making games, kill two birds with one stone as the saying goes.
@@DevlogBill Its great youre learning js, but if I were you I would learn C++. Its the most widely used for game development. It would also be useful to learn graphics APIs like opengl, vulkan and directx.
@@superduper6090 Hi super, sorry took so long to get back to you. But I've been all over the place. I've experimented and learned what I like and don't like. Since my last text I've gotten good with JavaScript. Eventually took up Django with Python and under 3 months created a couple of API's to learn what are API's. Now I am focused on Android with Kotlin. But I downloaded Unity to see if I can create a simple game for my first Android App. I got several projects already on Git, took good notes on Django for making a GET request for my application using Django. I know I am taking the very LONG path. But I figured it's better to experiment and figure out what you like versus finding out too late. When you end up in a job and learn too late that you hate what you are doing. I've Been down that path many times and I prefer taking my time and enjoy the process versus ending up at a bad job and feeling miserable, thanks.
I just wish I could talk to a developer/developers to get some more insight. I began learning modeling in Blender as I decided to make a skin for a game (Actually was considered and I even sent my files for the skin. Sadly the game sunsetted before the next community bundle would come out). I really enjoyed the ability to create anything. I do have some issues with coming up with something to make so I mostly tinker with tutorials and pplaying around in blender these days. I Really wanna get into the gaming industry and I kinda have a fascination for coding as well tho I'm terrible with math and my small coding experience is mostly based on trial and error method as I find that more doable than actual math. Been considering going to a school for game development but I feel lost to what to dive into and kinda wish there was a jack of all trades to start with to get an insight. sadly need more schooling in math or programming and I'm personally just tired of prep education, and I'm currently working mmyself to death at a dead end job so my energy level to just self educate is way too low too often to really give it a go. Kinda wish there was a complete kinda master class or something where you can just jump in and do a little of everything to create a prototype game to get into the whole thing.
So I have some ideas. I wanna kinda be a multi-talent so I can be an integral part in all aspects of my games creation, broadly of course cause no ones a one man army, But i want to specialize in the design and visual parts of the game as I think thats where im best suited, But I want enough to understand and assist the coding individuals in realizing the vision without saddling them with too much nonsense. How could I find this balance? Some requirements I know i'll need would be some more polished artistic capabilities and (which I think I already have to an extent) the ability to Formulate, articulate and communicate ideas for the game. Then probably some bare minimum coding capabilities to get a demo going to get backings/generate interest and to understand more complicated books on it. Could I get a realistic interpretation of this brainstorm? Am I too scattered or is this pretty par?
Just stumbled upon your channel! I'm pumped up to start my journey coming from knowing absolutely nothing about game development. Would you recommend self learning via the internet or an actual school? Is it possible to land jobs without going to school or having degree?
My dream since I was like 12 is to work for Rockstar I hope I get there one day!
Let me know if you do! ;)
Make your own Rockstar ♥. And if u did someday pls hire me 😂
@Developed india aatma nirbhar Bharat
All the best man 💯
@@thegamedevchannel3063 how to download unity and where to download it at/from?
I'm just finishing up a computer science degree, and I really want to get into video game development. I play indie games almost constantly, and I love the idea of making something of my own that I myself and other people can enjoy, but I keep holding myself back because I'm scared and don't know where to start. This video was definitely helpful and inspiring to me, and it makes me feel like I actually have a shot at gaining the skills I need and making something cool!
Gl mannnn, update us how it's going
Or girl* my bad
I'm rooting for you!👏🎮
Me too, I will finish my cs degree in three months and I really want to be a game dev (hopefully). Good luck to us 😉
I would recommend doing a game developer as a hobby and actually doing front end is what I'm doing now is hard being a game developer you need to learn the game engine learn to make music and art and animation and be creative and have imagination is a strong key there so much competition now
Bro I just learned that the college Im planning on attending next year also has Japanese courses, which I've wanted to do since middle school. Combining that with game development could lead me to working for a Japanese developer like FromSoftware!
If you’re from the West (Europe, America, Australia) think twice before moving to Japan. There’s no 8 hour workday, 45 minutes lunch break and 5 weeks paid vocation there. If they’re alive they work.
@@pitoblogg not necessarily true, yes Japan’s work schedule can be nearly double the USA, but there are jobs in America that can be exactly that if not worse.They have days off and holidays off
Good like, and dont skip out on math. Math is the essence of computer graphics. Learn as much linear algebra and calculus as possible, and trigonometry of course
These videos are really helpful, I watch them with my friends on Voicely whenever we practice coding. We all agree that we learned more from RUclips videos than from school lol
I’m a Veterinarian with Masters in Immunology, I’m 31 and yet here I am still wanting to learn coding and switch my career to a game dev.
thanks for the information, you gave me the path to game devloping.
Glad I could help!
THANK YOU FOR SHEDDING LIGHT ON MY UNCERTENTIES ABOUT PURSUING GAME DESIGN. YOUR VIDEO WAS TRULY INSIGHFFUL AND EASY TO UNDERTAND.
I know nothing about coding right now but i love gaming and wont quit til i make the best game in the whole world.
I studied two years to try and get an A.S. in engineering and pursue mechanical engineering. But at the end of these two years, I realized that I don't much like some of the classes I had to take for engineering. Now, I'm planning on doing game development, but this time with a set plan and goal for me to achieve. I was scared at first with me getting into college, but now I see game development as something I can achieve if I just try harder. This video helped me see that some of the classes I've taken will pay off in helping me get started with game development. I hope that in a few years, I can go back to this video and say that I have become a game developer. I'll be adding this to my motivation playlist. Thank you for the tips.
I've been playing video games since I was about 6 years old and I'm now a 32 year old woman, for a while I've been having the urge to take one of my favorite hobbies farther and hopefully achieve success doing the games itself being a great developer in a team but I'm still deciding what role should I take in a team. It would also be amazing to end up doing a good demo and be selected by a high end company like PlayStation, Nintendo and Xbox.
Have you started to learn yet?
Story of everyone’s life
@@VALLANCEGAMING may be she quit after a week
Great Video!! Thanks for sharing. I am a game developer from Nigeria. I will definitely come back to this channel in the future and see how much progress that I have made in this industry.. Mark my word!!
Hi,
Great video really gave some helpful insights, I'm currently in university studying computer science as every single company in my city said its a requirement, but I'm also going to be working on my own projects hopefully I can skip the stage of being employed and start my own company, we can dream haha, but yeah this has been helpful, the information was concise and well presented, good job and thank you
Hey can I please reach u if u have discord or anything just I wanna know things and advice please
Hey, it's been a year, how it's going? :)
Hey @TheGameDevChannel I just decided to learn how to code so I can become a video game developer, this video was of much help. I now know I want to be a AAA GameDev because I have always lacked any skill in drawing but I have always been a creative writer. Thanks!
I've been feeling pessimistic about game game development but this showed me that there are many other roles that I could be good at
I honestly want to be an Indie Dev, I've been binge watching these videos, and I've wanted to become one since I was a kid!!! I've designed some characters over the years ^_^
Thats awesome, just a word of advise, you should start learning a lot of lineat algebra and calculus, they are very necesarry in the field of game dev, also learning a programming language, I would start with C and eventually once youre confident learn C++
Interesting, I am currently about to finish a Python course, soon I will start advanced Python, in the meantime, I am learning C++ and to tell the truth, it was not difficult to understand the syntax of a different language, unfortunately I do not have enough equipment to start developing small and simple video game prototypes, although I have several prototype ideas in mind, I know that if I practice every day, apart from the fact that I will continue to develop my programming logic further, developing the prototype of a video game will not be difficult, maybe a little, but with enough knowledge, it will even be fun, don't give up, future developer, remember that if you can imagine it, you can program it.
Thanks!
Too me it’s someone who cares about the game they’re making and put so much work into their coed no matter how long it takes they want their game to be perfect for the people who play it and want a community and are open to tips because they want too be better
.. I wrote this before you gave the option’s 😃
I can relate. I 2 want to make my game perfect if I'll make one. I wanna persue cyber security but i like making 2D games like the pixel ones. Sorry for replying to you after one year.
I like the nods to 'fanboyism' in this presentation 😄.
I was unlucky that in my college years, you generally only had 1 option in IT. Which were basically programming for databases and networking. While I specifically went to learn coding and (graphics) designing to create games. I learned the graphics part on my own, also because I had a real knack and passion for it. Coding was more difficult, as information to code for gaming or even a game-engine, were hard to come by (or expensive).
Now, almost 2 decades further, our country finally is getting a gaming-industry and there are classes you can follow. I hope I can start in September and hopefully they're not too basic, as I already have some basics.
I already tried creating a game twice, sort of. First time was more than a decade ago, supposed to be a fighting game or beat'em up. I got my character modelled (not textured) and even rigged for facial animation. But I soon realized that coding and balancing a fighting game is really hard to do. So much to consider and take into account. And there wasn't even a decent free engine that could provide what I needed.
Two years ago, I started again, but with another genre I liked and more manageable (for a single game dev), an arcade racer. Luckily I was able to pick up Blender easily where I left of (they also made it more user-friendly). And found a decent free game-engine: Godot. Atleast good enough to give me the taste of game-creation and create a tiny concept. I have some videos on my game-dev channel: 'Close Call Racing'on channel 'eyeEmotion'.
I have been on a break from it because of renovations at home, which I have to execute myself. And I'm changing to Unreal Engine, since its change in licensing and it's more friendly to devs who are more into designing than programming. I just need that game-dev 1 year course to get the ball rolling again and keep me motivated when I get stuck and the information I need.
Great video. I definitely think working out what kind of dev to be is super important. I went to uni for games but realised the industry isn't for me. Software is my thing and I do games as a hobby. It's slower but way more enjoyable.
Your video was such a big help from me. I am currently studying at school programming and learning c++, html - css and javascript. I never really liked web development and I always had a thing for game development. Recently I decided that I should start learning the skill I ' ll need for my future but when I searched on the web it showed a lot of things and I didn't know where to start. Your video really helped me to unerstand what to do and put me at the start of my journey👍
How’s it going now bro?
So far this has been the clearest step by step but still lacking where these resources are but been under a rock for 10yrs on tech stuff. Physical labor I had to get out of and I know I got brush up on math but I was studying intro to trig and calculus in 9th while in algebra. If you correct and show your smarter than the teacher the fail you and deny the extra credit boy dose that f up a feature.
I’d love to be a triple A game developer, I have a degree in chemistry but I recently reconnected with my passions and realised above all things I absolutely always loved games that’s one of the things I’ve never gotten tired of. I absolutely love video games, I never get bored or tired of them. I love coding too I wasn’t exposed to it until I started university. The two together?! That sounds so fun, the ability to create the unknown and the real creation goes out across the world for people to enjoy and play and I get to change them and add to them. It sounds so fun I hope I’m not too late to do it 😊
Same here, I got a bachelors in creative writing and I’m wanting to become a video game programmer!
so i have questions
in India , what we need to become a “game developer”
salary, what courses have to do , how much time it takes to become game developer, skill , where to go
This guy explained very well in just 13 mins.
Others: FULL 86587452465 hour tutorial
I watched this video 3 years after it's making. I want to be a AAA game developer at naughty dog. But the exposure of making such high graphic games is not that intense in our country. Anyone with guidance is always welcomed.
For anyone who wants to become a game dev, just know its hard. very hard. Game development involves a lot of complicated math like linear algebra, not only that but youd need to have a lot of experience programming. Although I think anyone can do it with the right mindset, I also think its important to be realistic. If youre not good at math or you hate programming, maybe you dont really want to be a game dev.
I suck at math and I have never programmed anything in my life but I really feel like I want to try, is there anything realistic that I could do instead of being a programmer you think?
@@SuperLapplander Well you could try being a game designer, but its not like being a game dev at all.
Yeah, don't you also have to learn some sort of coding language? I watched a video and a guy said to start using scratch
I’m yes at math want to be game dev 99%
Being good at math just took my "yeah, i can do that that sounds fun" to oh gosh...math...I'm terrible at math.
My definition don’t know if anyone can agree but it’s to change the definition of the world it’s the most creative experience that’s brought joy to parents and children for generations
You forgot to mention the audio specialization, but other than that, I really enjoy the video. Thanks!
Such a beautiful explanation 👍👍
Glad it helped!
I was considering about joining a coding bootcamp program for possible game dev applications and job fittings afterwards. Most bootcamps I have come across are primarily web development for tech companies and job placement with companies like google, apple, etc. Are there any game dev bootcamps similar to those? Do they have a high percentage hire rate within so many months after completing their program?
There are many now ,my Recomandation is Gamedevhq
Thanks you for you clip. inspired me to learn about game development agian.
Dude my dream is to work i with some big triple A company and make some great games that will be staples in the industry. Currently im working on my art skills, next year imma try to get into a coding class to learn how to code. From the moment i gained consciousness to now ive played videogames my entire life. My parents said i even had a gameboy sp when i was like 1 or 2. Ive loved videogames and the idea of creating videogames i tried making one when i was younger but i didnt know how to code or what i was doing. Ive had this passion for a while but never knew where to start but know that im getting older i believe i have more accessibly to this passion, for it to become something greater.
Thank you for the video I wanna to be in the game industry because I’m a write novels so I decided to have another way to convey my plot
I’d like to become an aaa dev! I used to mess around with c# in middle school when I joined an online group that was working on a private server for a mmorpg, and it was really rewarding and fun I wish I stuck with it!
What a nice pleasant video, thanks for the positive vibes
Thank you for YOUR positive vibes! :)
I've been playing video games since i was 8 years old and meanwhile i learnt how to use computer and how to speak english !
This is my main purpose in my life , to be a game developer , every night i sleep i always imagine myself standing on stage carrying the game awards
I am 17 years old , its not too late !
Actually its never too late
Thanks, this is the best video I have seen.
Thank you even though I’m only 11 this is my dream to work on big AAA games so I’ll probably learn how to do code to start early! Thanks
I allways dreamed of making my own games and and now i drawing the caracters and the bosses i been doing this gor 2yrs
Good Introductory Video! Thanks... Am thinking to quit being a Data Engineer (have been working as a Data Analyst / Engineer / Scientist for 8+ years) and become a Game Dev...
Thank you for this video. Very informative. I am considering a career change so I am doing my research. I will need to study whilst working full time. I'm in my early 40's. I hope its not too late ?!
ye Ima definitely be that AAA person but I'm starting to realize how long that's gonna take me to get to that skill, hopefully it works out for me, also In my school they had me doing sum C# for simple code programming, and I think that's what got that idea for a job, so technically I had the idea since I was in 6th grade, now that I'm in 9th, I think I might start to try out these seemingly useful tips for me
p.s (sorry if I typed too much lol)
That's the problem, it takes a looooooot of time
Hi
AAA is very difficult and takes a lot pf math, good luck 👍
also my dream ,i just have many thoughts in my head about a game i could make
“I’d recommend starting with C#”
No. If you want to actually understand the inner workings of your code, C++, C, or Rust.
My dream was to make a wwe 2k30 game
I think the first thing you need to have to be a game developer is to be creative and have imagination. Everyone wants to be a game developer till they find out they have no idea what kind of game they want to make because if you don't have creativity or imagination you are ready to fail building a game.
This has been my dream since I was 5 years old. No cap I was already messing with an NES controller when I was an infant. I was a weird infant I didn’t crawl I just started walking.
thanks for the video it gave me some courage to move on
thanks for the video! i looking for a job now!
When going on game dev career path always start with art, art is a number 1 thing you should learn no matter if you are programmer or whoever else, 90% of what games do has to do with art, if you know how 3d meshes and animation is made then you will be able to recognise the mistakes and you will know how to fix them, even if you are not artist opening 3d engine like blender importing someone elses mesh and "fixing" it will help you massively, besides that when you finally start to learn "programming" or "game engine" if you know how 3d art works everything will become 100 times more simple to understand so if you are just starting on your "journey" close that game engine, download blender and spend 1 year learning about topology, rigging, materials and textures.
this is so wrong. Programming is definitly the first thing you should learn.
@@superduper6090but I probably need it after
I want to start in the indie genre to get started and even main game dev path but my dream is to make a AAA mistborn game
glad thing i searched up what to do because i was watching python videos in hopes of developing games
To bring my story to life in the form of game
thank u, this video has help me alot with planning out my future
I am interested in the directing the games.... Just like story telling ..... More focused towards role playing games.... I have ideas regarding the what the levels should be what the tasks assigned to the players will captivate the attention.
Can anyone help me in deciding which section of game development will be suitable for me ?
And what skills (like drawing animation , whatever) are required for that bcoz I don't think just having ideas and verbal discussion will be enough?
@@HenryLobber ohh ... Thanks 😊
You interested in directing the game and you have a good story then your job is game design and you don't need any animation, graphics to do. You job is explain your idea to graphics designer and game Dev 👍.
I am also interested in making story based game and leaning game Development, You decide what else you interested to learn game Developement or animation, graphics ( game assets) design.
I disagree with the point on focusing on math skills to help you write code for games, I believe its better to learn a coding language in a general sense instead of learning it specifically for game dev. What i mean by that is, a lot of people look up 'c# course for unity' instead of 'c# course'. I started with learning c# on its own then branched that into game dev and I feel very prepared for it because of that
Hello ! I was wondering, what if I dont want to créateur my own game, but work with a game company that is already done ? I want to work at Supercell entertainment but as a designer, what do you think of that ? 🙂
Sorry for my bad english
Yaaa that will be cool bro
Same dream
Yes different cayogry there do why not
SUUUUUPER helpful! Thank you so much!
Since I was 3 years I have been fond of game and I decided to be a game developer..but now my parents are offended by it ..but I have the urge the passionate the courage for it …I want to kick in the industry no matter how long it takes ..I want to create a game the world will know….but I am not sure whether I am taking right or wrong steps..I have taken science stream as my higher studies but no maths..but somehow Iam getting into A BCA course in college ..can I get my dream come true with it ….Iam kinda lost but didn’t lose hope …please guide me with ur know ko
It’s my dream to get unity and program all kinds of games like a horror or first person shooter!
Thank You So Much brother 🥰❤️😍❤️💕
Am going to study AI and Data Science with a specialization in project management...just wondering if this is a good choice if I wish to launch my own game in a while...I feel like a I have a good idea for a game
Great video Gj!! C# the best one
super underrated
Haha thanks! Hopefully I can get this out to more people in the future
So I heard alot of things that game dev course alone is not very good and a waste of money and go persue computer science instead, is that true? I don't wanna go full on computer science because I want to learn game design, animation and also creating games too and also I'm not good in math
Thank you Sir for such a good content. I have a question sir that has been running in my mind since a long time. I love "Assassin's Creed" franchise and I want to be a part of it . I want to do Job at UBISOFT but I am confused that should I become a game programmer or a game tester. Please help me figure out the right choice for my career🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hi! Thanks for the feedback! What choice do you think is more suitable? Do you like programming or do you want to do more of the design work?
@@thegamedevchannel3063 programming work
@@gauravkumawat5811 then I think the best thing is to learn some programming and then keep looking for job openings directly on Ubisofts website :) obviously I would advise you look for jobs else where at the same time, you don't want to put all your eggs in one basket
@@thegamedevchannel3063 can I use some of these pictures for a video gaming project? I use these pictures then answer questions in my notes for the future
Games will come more and more popular 😊
I think I'm going to multiply it Delta. That's where it's no time in falfa.? 1:20
Do you think a CS degree would be useful for Game Dev?
my dream is to work for Ubisoft or PlayStation because I want to make educational video games for people with learning differences is there any advice you have for someone who has a learning difference and is trying to make it in the industry.
Was interesting to see.
My problem is I love the drawing of how the name looks as well… I love the sound effects and soundtracks on games not to mention storylines 🤦🏽♂️ so many ways but I love them all!!
good advice here thank you :)
this is has helped me alot thank you for the great vid
I’m struggling a bit as I’m picking my options soon for my school, I do want to be a game developer, so I don’t know what I should pick double maths or IT, but I’m definitely picking art and geography but I just need to know shall I pick maths or It??
It's not necessary to do double maths so don't worry :) as long as you're still doing core maths then you're fine. Also maths is only really important for a programmer role
@@thegamedevchannel3063 ah thank you, ill go pick IT as i still need to know how to function a computer lol, but thank you for the info 🙂👍
It's my dream to become a game developer
i am plannig and studying hard to become a rendering engineer
I just want to work for Bethesda or start my own triple AAA gaming company
I would love to be a game programmer but I'm not good at math at all 😭 that's the only thing I can imagine myself in so idk what to do
you can do it, learning i a prosses of trial and error, no one is born a math genius.
I completely agree with Toby, if you try I'm sure you will get there! And programming isn't the only way into games, you could look to become a designer where maths isn't as important
Thanks for these awesome tips if i become a big game developer im going to write name of your channel today and im going to say that you helped me to start😁
I’m currently finishing a programming language boot camp with Python and Javascript / React. Any ideas what I can do in gaming with that basic web application certificate? I would like to get into video game creation, but not sure where to start. I have a ton of self start game ideas
I was thinking about becoming a game developer who primarily creates code as a hobby. I don't like the art side of it. I figure I would rather download sprites from websites and use those for a 2D indie game. I am learning JavaScript and I was thinking about using three.js and JavaScript for creating a nice small 2D game. Maybe for mobile and importing it to React-Native. I am guessing this will take me another 4 months of learning JavaScript before I am able to program my first small game. I am learning JavaScript for web development, but I think I will at the end pivot into mobile development.
How have you progressed?
@@VALLANCEGAMING I am actually progressing nicely thanks for asking. I figured instead of me learning another language and a whole other eco-system. What I've been doing is two things. Improving my skills with functions with a library called React. As well, practice and learn OOP. Because I see lots of games using OOP with some functions. At the moment I am at the level now where I will create a page with a delete/create window and using classes, create a list of classes, warrior, mage, paladin with a complete detailed list for each class like race, zone, faction, etc, etc. I'm now capable of displaying everything on the browser using JavaScript and CSS. Soon, after I get good with classes and objects and I start to feel comfortable I will download three.js and download or create 2D sprite and try to create a very basic easy game.
@@VALLANCEGAMING learning OOP(Object Orientated Programming) and functions this way has improved my skills for web development as well for making games, kill two birds with one stone as the saying goes.
@@DevlogBill Its great youre learning js, but if I were you I would learn C++. Its the most widely used for game development. It would also be useful to learn graphics APIs like opengl, vulkan and directx.
@@superduper6090 Hi super, sorry took so long to get back to you. But I've been all over the place. I've experimented and learned what I like and don't like. Since my last text I've gotten good with JavaScript. Eventually took up Django with Python and under 3 months created a couple of API's to learn what are API's. Now I am focused on Android with Kotlin. But I downloaded Unity to see if I can create a simple game for my first Android App. I got several projects already on Git, took good notes on Django for making a GET request for my application using Django. I know I am taking the very LONG path. But I figured it's better to experiment and figure out what you like versus finding out too late. When you end up in a job and learn too late that you hate what you are doing. I've Been down that path many times and I prefer taking my time and enjoy the process versus ending up at a bad job and feeling miserable, thanks.
very good information
thank you for giving us this advice
Thank you! Great video
No problem! Glad you liked it :)
Thanks brother 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you 🌝💙
No problem! Hope it helped
I wanted to work at Nintendo since I was 10 and I'm currently 13
I just wish I could talk to a developer/developers to get some more insight. I began learning modeling in Blender as I decided to make a skin for a game (Actually was considered and I even sent my files for the skin. Sadly the game sunsetted before the next community bundle would come out). I really enjoyed the ability to create anything. I do have some issues with coming up with something to make so I mostly tinker with tutorials and pplaying around in blender these days. I Really wanna get into the gaming industry and I kinda have a fascination for coding as well tho I'm terrible with math and my small coding experience is mostly based on trial and error method as I find that more doable than actual math. Been considering going to a school for game development but I feel lost to what to dive into and kinda wish there was a jack of all trades to start with to get an insight. sadly need more schooling in math or programming and I'm personally just tired of prep education, and I'm currently working mmyself to death at a dead end job so my energy level to just self educate is way too low too often to really give it a go.
Kinda wish there was a complete kinda master class or something where you can just jump in and do a little of everything to create a prototype game to get into the whole thing.
What’s is the best degree for game development?
great video, thanks 😄
So I have some ideas.
I wanna kinda be a multi-talent so I can be an integral part in all aspects of my games creation, broadly of course cause no ones a one man army, But i want to specialize in the design and visual parts of the game as I think thats where im best suited, But I want enough to understand and assist the coding individuals in realizing the vision without saddling them with too much nonsense.
How could I find this balance?
Some requirements I know i'll need would be some more polished artistic capabilities and (which I think I already have to an extent) the ability to Formulate, articulate and communicate ideas for the game.
Then probably some bare minimum coding capabilities to get a demo going to get backings/generate interest and to understand more complicated books on it.
Could I get a realistic interpretation of this brainstorm? Am I too scattered or is this pretty par?
So I can do all three as indie from game art to code and desgier.
Just stumbled upon your channel! I'm pumped up to start my journey coming from knowing absolutely nothing about game development. Would you recommend self learning via the internet or an actual school? Is it possible to land jobs without going to school or having degree?
the only thing I want is to make games, I would do it all my life, it's very interesting to me and I'm only 14 years old
My dream is to work with the company Rare my brother is actually working with the company Alta so hopefully he can also help
man i know C+ and JavaScript too. but i dont know anything about making a video game .. should I go the unity path or unreal path?
Thanks a lot!