What This Actually Is

Building Games, Not Just Watching Tutorials

Here's what bothers me about most coding programs—they teach you syntax but never show you how messy real development gets. You'll spend half your time debugging things that shouldn't be broken and the other half figuring out why your collision detection thinks the floor is lava.

That's what we focus on. The actual work. You'll start with a simple 2D platformer in month one. By month six, you'll be wrestling with 3D environments and wondering why your lighting looks like a horror movie. By the end, you'll have four complete projects and enough war stories to sound credible at meetups.

• Three Engines, One Year

  Unity for the fundamentals, Unreal when things get serious, and Godot because sometimes open-source is the right tool. Most programs pick one—we think that's limiting.

• Code That Actually Runs

  C# and C++ form the backbone. We'll touch Python for tools. No, you won't master everything—nobody does. But you'll know enough to be dangerous and enough to keep learning.

• Portfolio Over Certificates

  Studios want to see what you've built. We'll help you create four projects worth showing, with documentation that explains your problem-solving process—not just pretty screenshots.