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Title: Score a Video Game Career
Subtitle: A Vital Resource on How to Get a Job and Life in the Video Game Industry
Author: Mike Travis
Narrator: Brian Ackley
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 55 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-12-17
Publisher: Blue Notes Publishing
Genres: Business, Career Skills
Publisher's Summary:
Video games are more popular than ever, but the industry is small and notoriously difficult to break into. This audiobook will cover the complete process from job application to landing a job, as well as give an honest look at life as a professional video game developer.
In an ultra-competitive industry, you need every advantage possible to stand out from the crowd. By listening to this audiobook, you will receive power-ups and bonus XP for your journey in game development.
Some of the topics covered in this audiobook include:
If you are interested in a career working in video games or just curious about how game studios work from an insiders perspective, this audiobook will shine a light on all these topics and more. Whether you dream of a successful career in video games or are simply curious, this audiobook will provide knowledge and insight about the game industry written by a professional game developer.
Members Reviews:
Well organized, compact, and informative book on breaking into the video game industry.
Very well written and to the point. The author is clearly knowledgeable about the gaming industry and doesn't sugar coat anything or attempt to promote himself. One topic that I'm a tad disappointed wasn't covered in detail was deciding on self employment vs cooperate employment. Self employed indie developers are becoming increasingly prominent so I was surprised that it wasn't mentioned in the book. Regardless, I learned a LOT, and I will be using this book as a guide moving forward if I do decide to become a video game developer. I look forward to further books from the author.
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Title: Score a Video Game Career
Subtitle: A Vital Resource on How to Get a Job and Life in the Video Game Industry
Author: Mike Travis
Narrator: Brian Ackley
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 55 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-12-17
Publisher: Blue Notes Publishing
Genres: Business, Career Skills
Publisher's Summary:
Video games are more popular than ever, but the industry is small and notoriously difficult to break into. This audiobook will cover the complete process from job application to landing a job, as well as give an honest look at life as a professional video game developer.
In an ultra-competitive industry, you need every advantage possible to stand out from the crowd. By listening to this audiobook, you will receive power-ups and bonus XP for your journey in game development.
Some of the topics covered in this audiobook include:
If you are interested in a career working in video games or just curious about how game studios work from an insiders perspective, this audiobook will shine a light on all these topics and more. Whether you dream of a successful career in video games or are simply curious, this audiobook will provide knowledge and insight about the game industry written by a professional game developer.
Members Reviews:
Well organized, compact, and informative book on breaking into the video game industry.
Very well written and to the point. The author is clearly knowledgeable about the gaming industry and doesn't sugar coat anything or attempt to promote himself. One topic that I'm a tad disappointed wasn't covered in detail was deciding on self employment vs cooperate employment. Self employed indie developers are becoming increasingly prominent so I was surprised that it wasn't mentioned in the book. Regardless, I learned a LOT, and I will be using this book as a guide moving forward if I do decide to become a video game developer. I look forward to further books from the author.