As a Game Design & Technology graduate, you’ll be ready for a variety of roles such as:

• Game Designer – Create core gameplay mechanics and shape the player experience.
• Level Designer – Build fun, immersive game levels and worlds that engage players.
• Gameplay Programmer – Develop the game logic and systems that make games work.
• Technical Designer – Act as a bridge between design and development teams.
• Game Producer – Manage projects, timelines, and team workflows.
• UX/UI Designer – Design intuitive and user-friendly game interfaces.

You’ll be prepared for careers in game studios, indie developers, simulation companies, and more!

Start with the basics—explore games critically, learn what makes them fun, and understand core gameplay mechanics. Begin building small games using tools like Unity or Unreal Engine. Take a structured course like ours to build your knowledge and skills step by step. Most importantly, stay curious and keep experimenting—you’ll grow with every game you create.

A certificate shows commitment—but studios care even more about your practical skills and portfolio. Focus on learning core design principles, understanding player psychology, and mastering tools like Unity, Unreal Engine, and scripting with C#. Combine this with real-world experience and strong teamwork skills to truly stand out in the industry.

We encourage students to share their prototypes and game ideas on platforms like itch.io or at local game meetups. You’ll also receive detailed feedback from mentors throughout the course. By showcasing your work, joining Game Jams, and asking for critique from industry professionals, you’ll continuously improve your portfolio.

Real growth happens when you apply your skills to actual projects.

We recommend:

• Participating in Game Jams to test your ideas and work under deadlines.
• Taking on internships with studios or gaming startups.
• Joining student-led game projects to simulate studio workflows.
• Freelancing through sites like itch.io, Itchfund, or Fiverr.
  

These experiences build confidence and prepare you for real studio environments.

• Connect with a Course Advisor – We’ll help you choose the right program and explain the requirements.
• Submit Your Application – Fill out the form and share your documents (ID, photo, transcripts).
• Receive Offer Letter – If eligible, you’ll get an official offer.
• Confirm Your Spot – Accept the offer and proceed with enrollment.

Few more steps for International Students:

• Student Pass Application – We’ll help you apply for your Student Pass.
• Complete Enrollment – Once your pass is approved, confirm your spot to begin your learning journey.

You can pay your fees using a credit or debit card, bank transfer, cheque, or PayPal—whichever is easiest for you. If you need any help, our team is here to assist you.

At MAGES, you get all the support to kickstart your creative career — expert mentors, career advice, and help building a professional portfolio. By the time you graduate, you’ll have the skills and portfolio that make you ready for jobs at game studios or freelance work.

Just a passion for games and a real eagerness to learn! It’s great if you:

• Enjoy game design, storytelling, or programming
• Have some basic understanding of how games work
• Are creative and excited to explore new ideas

We’ll help you grow your skills step by step, from the basics all the way to advanced concepts!

If you’re passionate about video games, storytelling, interactive design, or coding—this program is for you!
Simply fill out the application form on our website, and one of our Course Advisors will reach out to guide you through the rest. It’s a quick and friendly process!

You’ll learn the full process of making a game—from ideation and level design to gameplay mechanics and scripting. You’ll get hands-on training with Unity, Unreal, game balancing, UI/UX, and team-based production workflows. The course ends with a final project you can proudly showcase in your portfolio.

You’ll gain hands-on experience with industry-standard tools like:

• Unity – for 2D and 3D game development
• Unreal Engine – for high-fidelity visuals and real-time rendering
• C# scripting – for gameplay and interaction
• Plus tools for prototyping, level editing, and version control

These tools are widely used in professional game studios globally.

Not at all! You don’t need a portfolio or prior art/design experience to join. We welcome beginners who are eager to learn and grow. The course starts from the fundamentals and helps you build your skills from the ground up.

Absolutely! Throughout the course, you’ll work on multiple game projects that form the foundation of your portfolio. You’ll create playable demos, design documents, and prototypes that showcase your design and technical abilities.

Yes, it does! You’ll have access to sessions led by industry professionals, real-world project briefs, and collaborative workspaces that mimic studio environments. Mentorship, guest lectures, and game studio visits are part of the experience—helping you stay industry-ready.