Game development is very complex and not as easy as most people think. Studios take years in writing, design, and technology development to even write a code for the game. It’s not because they don’t have the manpower, but rather because they are setting the foundation for the game. A
Let’s be real—putting together a game dev portfolio is kind of stressful. You want it to look impressive, show off your best work, and somehow stand out from a sea of other people also trying to break into the industry. But the truth is, most junior portfolios miss the mark.
Congratulations on landing a game design interview! This is your chance to turn your passion for games into a professional career. However, simply loving video games isn’t enough; you need to demonstrate that you can analyze them, design for them, and work effectively with a team to build them. This
When most people think about game development, they usually picture the creative side—coding, designing characters, or building beautiful worlds. But there’s another side of making games that’s just as important: the business side. Specifically, publishing and monetization. If you’re a game developer, especially an indie dev or someone aiming to