Video Game Design Courses

A Game Designer develops digital games across platforms, creating characters, storylines, and challenges while collaborating with IT professionals.

A Junior Game Designer contributes to creating digital games across platforms by developing ideas, characters, and storylines, while using design software.

A Game Developer designs and develops games with unique characters, stories, and challenges, working across platforms to meet client needs and deadlines.

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.

An Environment Artist designs immersive 3D environments for games and films, focusing on modelling, texturing, and lighting to enhance visual storytelling.

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.