Environment Artist courses in Melbourne

A Game Artist creates visual content for video games, collaborating with designers to develop high-quality 2D and 3D assets.

A Game Tester evaluates video games for bugs, conducts feature tests, documents results, and collaborates with developers to ensure quality.

A Level Designer creates interactive video game levels, designs layouts, scripts events, tests playability, and collaborates to optimise user experience.

A Game Mathematician uses maths to improve game design by developing algorithms, balancing economies, and ensuring fairness.

A Game Producer oversees video game development, ensuring timely completion, budget adherence, and quality standards while coordinating teams.

A Games Animator designs and animates characters and environments for video games, collaborating with teams to ensure engaging animations.

A Gameplay Programmer creates and implements game mechanics, writing code for features, optimising performance, and debugging issues.

A Game Programmer develops software for video games by coding, solving problems, and collaborating with designers to implement mechanics.