What is it, where it can be used in?

The game designer is responsible for determining the rules of the game. From the simplest game to the most complex, the game needs at least one designer. Generalist game designers can work in small projects, meanwhile designers such as Level, System, AI and Multiplayer may be needed in larger projects. In this education, all specialties will be mentioned but we will focus on introduction to Generalist design. 

Content of the Class

The design process of the games consists of 3 main elements: theory, analysis and application. In the first 3 months of the 6-month education period, students will learn the basics of these 3 items and the methodologies used, and they will learn to develop a project by applying these items in the second 3-months.

During the course, students will learn to use systems such as Core, AI, Progression, Multiplayer, as well as using the market's dominant game engines such as Level design, Unity and Unreal, and the industry's most widely used project management software such as Perforce, Jira and Confluence.

The Gain of Education

Like in other, 6-month programs, most successfull students who successfully complete Game Design education will be able to benefit from 3-month free drawing education and 3-month internship opportunities.

Students who completed the game design will learn to design a game from start to finish and apply these designs within the project. With using Unreal Blueprints, they will be able to do an entire game on their own with graphics added from the outside, or find a job as a Game Designer in a game company.

Who can Take This Education?

• Those who want to work as a game designer in the industry.
• Those who want to develop their own game to the mobile, PC or console market.
• Those who want to learn how to use Unreal and / or Unity.
• Those who want to learn about Game Production Planning and how the generated systems, code and visuals are brought together.
• Those who want to be a Generalist Game Designer.