5 answers
Rick’s Answer
You may want to look into a school called the DigiPen Institute of Technology (or just "DigiPen"). My daughter was also looking into the gaming industry and a number of folks recommended them to her. It is an expensive option, but seems to come highly recommended.
Matias’s Answer
You can use Unity3D. You must know Object Oriented Programming, and C# or JavaScript.
http://unity3d.com/
Alexandre Luís’s Answer
Hi, Unity3D is great. But we are cryengine.com which is very good. Do not forget the Unreal.
IN fact, it all depends on what kind of game you want to do. If you're an adventure game or FPS, for example. It is also important to know if you develop a 2D or 3D game.
Ideally a little research on each engine. And something that is good to point out how much you want to provide time to learn and, and make the game. Lenve in consideration that one day you may need to serve many users. Then comes performance, and in this case recomento C ++ and OpenGL.
Please search for long before you start.
I am available,
Alexandre Luís Rigotti
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Brian’s Answer
You might also look at your local community college. We live near the headquarters of Blizzard and the local community college has a fabulous program for game design, production, program management, etc. My son is currently enrolled in this program and the connections are nearly as valuable as the education. He is hoping to land a summer internship and a number of industry folks are helping him land one.
I also agree & support Matias' suggestions above with regards to Unity3D with expertise in OOP with both C# (or similar) plus JavaScript knowledge.
Good luck with your endeavor.
Mary’s Answer
Hi Vanessa, you can also look at the online courses at Coursera .org. There's a beginning class using C# starting May 23rd https://www.coursera.org/learn/game-programming