GAME DEVELOPER ROADMAP

You’ll receive a structured development roadmap that outlines skills, timelines, courses, and practical tasks. Follow the steps and reach the level employers require.

Understand how games fit within the larger tech ecosystem and what the development process looks like.
Learn the types of games (2D, 3D, VR, etc.) and how they're developed.
Core logic building blocks—used in every game.
Essential for structuring game logic (e.g., characters, levels, weapons as "objects").
Collaborate with teams and manage code versions safely.
Needed for movement, collisions, camera systems, and animation.
Helps you design games that are engaging and balanced.
Provides tools to build 2D/3D games without reinventing the wheel.
These languages are the standard for scripting in their respective engines.
A good starting point—simpler than 3D and still widely used.
Adds complexity with spatial awareness and performance concerns.
Learn to use and optimize resources created by designers and artists.
Adds behavior and interactivity to your game.
Design intuitive and user-friendly interfaces for players.
Enhance immersion with well-timed and high-quality audio.
Make characters and environments feel alive and dynamic.
Adds realism or fun depending on how it's applied.
Make games run smoothly across different devices and platforms.
Identify bugs, fix them, and polish gameplay experience.
Share your game with the world and learn the submission and approval process.
Learn how games earn revenue and how to analyze player behavior.
Stay organized and learn how real game teams manage scope and time.
Games are rarely made alone—teamwork is key.
Prove your skills and showcase finished work to employers or players.
The industry evolves fast—keep learning!