Choose Your Learning Path
From weekend tinkering to serious career preparation, we've built programs that match where you are and where you want to go. Each path gives you hands-on experience with real mobile game projects.
Get Program DetailsProject-First Learning
We skip the theory dumps and jump straight into building. You'll start with a simple tap game in week one, then layer on complexity as your skills grow. It's messier than traditional courses, but that's how real development works.
Every concept gets tested immediately in your current project. Animation principles? You'll implement them in your character movement system. UI design? You're redesigning your game's interface that same day.
- Build 3-5 complete games throughout the program
- Code review sessions with working developers
- Weekly playtesting with real users
- Portfolio ready for junior developer positions
Programs That Fit Your Schedule
We know everyone's situation is different. Maybe you're working full-time, maybe you're between jobs, or maybe you're still in school. Pick what works for your life right now.
Foundation
- Basic Unity fundamentals
- Complete 2 simple mobile games
- Weekend workshop sessions
- Online resource library
- Community Discord access
Professional Track
- Advanced Unity features
- Build 4 portfolio-ready games
- Weekly mentorship calls
- Code reviews from industry pros
- App store submission process
- Job search strategy sessions
Master Developer
- Full game development pipeline
- Multiplayer networking basics
- Monetization strategies
- Team collaboration projects
- 1-on-1 career coaching
- Industry connections
- Lifetime alumni network
What Students Actually Build
We track what our students create, not just what they learn. Here's what graduates typically have in their portfolio after finishing our programs. These numbers come from our last three cohorts in 2024.
Most students surprise themselves with what they can build. We've seen people go from never touching code to publishing their first game in under four months.
From People Who've Been There
"I was skeptical about online learning, but the project-based approach really worked for me. Having something playable after the first week kept me motivated through the harder concepts."
"The mentorship made all the difference. When I got stuck on collision detection for three days straight, having someone who'd solved it before helped me push through instead of giving up."
