They are a great way to dip a toe in multifaceted roles and experience of making video games. The games in this list offer the chance to not only play, but to build these skills and experience as you have fun. Whether your child is great at being organised, designing things, drawing, performing, telling Stories or working in a team there are loads of roles that might fit them: Animator, Campaign Manager, Narrative Designer, Esports Events Manager, Playtester and Voiceover Artist are just the start.
This isn’t just about being a programmer.
They run programmes that provide inspiration and educational pathways for anyone wanting to make video games their job. We’ve worked with Into Games, a non-profit organisation that supports people in finding rewarding careers in the games industry. However, as a relatively new media it can be hard to know how to help a child inspired to move from hobby to career. Like anything popular for youngsters, many dream of being able to work in the video game industry when they get older.
