Game app developer

A mobile developer is a specialist who creates applications for mobile devices. Lessons are held twice a week, each lasting 1 hour, over a total period of 1 year. By gaining skills in this field, you can strengthen your future career!

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Learning Program

The core principles of game development, game engines, and how visual and functional elements work are covered. The focus is also on creating games using programming languages and tools. At Maestro School, you can acquire new skills in game app development and prepare to become the game developer of the future!

Tools you will use

Unity

Fun and rewarding work

Creating games is both fun and rewarding. Creating and sharing their own games with the world brings great satisfaction to developers.

Income and career opportunities

Creating successful game apps can bring high income and popularity. At the same time, the game development field is rapidly growing and offers vast career opportunities.

Problem-solving skills

Creating games requires solving various technical and design issues. This enhances the analytical thinking skills of game developers.

Development of technical skills

Game developers improve their technical skills by using various programming languages and game engines. These skills can also be applied in other fields.

Creativity and innovation

Game developers have a wide range of opportunities to bring their ideas to life. They are free to create game worlds and present new experiences.

Study duration

12months

Per week

2times

Each lesson

1hours

Our teachers

Towards achievement

At Maestro School, every lesson, every project, and every experience is the foundation for your child's successful achievements.

Frequently asked questions

A game developer is a specialist who builds the mechanics, graphics systems, and user experience of computer, mobile, and console games through code. Behind every game you play, there is a system they created.

Unity (C#) and Unreal Engine (C++) are the most widely used platforms in the game industry; Flutter and Python are also applied for mobile games. At Maestro School, these technologies are taught through real game projects.

No — a good game developer is a multidisciplinary specialist who can combine programming with game design, sound, animation, and user psychology. All of these areas are covered at Maestro School.

Yes — Steam, App Store, and Google Play all allow individual developers to publish their own games. Games built throughout the Maestro School course are brought to a publish-ready standard.

Yes — 2D games have fewer technical requirements, a shorter learning curve, and are ideal for beginners. 3D games require deeper technical knowledge in terms of modeling, lighting, and physics systems.