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Game Designers work as part of a larger multidisciplinary team to oversee the design process of video games. They are responsible for bringing ideas, building prototypes and developing the game mechanics.
In addition to strong creative thinking game designers need to be able to communicate well with varied teams while working collaboratively. They need to be able to convey their ideas and outlines to both technical and non-technical staff and would benefit from creative writing skills.
The technical skills needed for a game designer role will include strong programming skills as well as a good understanding or relevant platforms such as unreal engine.
Whatever level you're starting from there are training options available to help start.
The North East offers some of the fastest-growing technology companies in the UK, providing more than 1,300 jobs for people in the region.
Pair up with an expert in the field and get a mentor to help you navigate the current climate.
Working as a game designer could allow you to progress to a range of roles which could include expanding your skills to include more technical elements or to manage teams or departments.
Although the understanding gained in a relevant degree would be a great starting point for a game designer role there are a wealth of opportunities available to train outside of this including online courses which could allow you to start your career without a degree.
Working as a game designer could allow you to progress to a range of roles which could include expanding your skills to include more technical elements or to manage teams or departments.
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