Gaming and Game Design

Gaming and Game Design

The game design discipline exploded in the 1980s when computers began entering the home. In the last thirty years game design has become a serious craft that demands a strong skillset and the right education.

The game design process examines game mechanics, visual arts, programming, production processes, game audio and the narrative. Games fall under a number of different genres, with new genres being developed all the time.

As a profession, game design demands innovative thinking and a methodical approach. It has become a highly competitive industry with specialist courses aiming to supply qualified candidates for the growing demand.

 

The Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division

1 matching course

First matching course: Bachelor of Science in Game Art & Design

The Game Art & Design program concentrates on the artistic side of games - not computer programming.

Westwood College Online

2 matching courses

First matching course: Bachelor - Game Art and Design

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