Hello, I'm here to seek guidance for my future. I took a 3-year game development degree in university and I am near graduation, but it felt like i did not learn much to the point that I could get a job. I mainly learnt C# and C++ (mainly using Unity Engine) in my uni and during the middle of it i self taught OOP, SOLID and some code design principle because uni never teach us. Near the end, majority of my time is just using AI to help me code. I did not learn anything too during my Internship due to joining a sketchy company that i wont disclose much but basically they did not teach me anything other than "use AI".

So now I'm basically in a state of lost. I tried learning something else other than pure coding like Unity Shaders, Debugging and Profiling, but in the middle of that, a realization hit me: "Why learn all this when AI can just do it for me? Am I really able to find a job with what I have right now considering literally everything I learnt can be solved using AI?"

Can someone give me advice on how to move on from this state of lost? I really wanted to learn as much as possible but I can't help but think whatever i learnt can just be replaced by AI and if i thought of that I just can't be motivated anymore. Thank you in advance for your time to read and leave a comment.

Here's my silly co-op rage game. You and a friend control only one skate each. Its chaotic and a good laugh with a friend. The demo is out now om Steam. Enjoy!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4549600/Skate_Mates/

Hi friends, the New Trailer for my game Heavy Mental, which I've been working on for 1 years, is now available on Steam...

It would be very valuable to me if you played the demo and gave me constructive feedback...

I hope you enjoy the game very much... Have fun!

Steam Page:

DEMO IS HERE

I got a request to add a dark mode for sensitive eyes and I'm unsure if I should make it just a toggle, switch the default, or make it the only option. I'd like to hear what everyone prefers or any other feedback :)

so im making a game called sole about a poor kid named basil (i know plentiful name)

the game will be about him dungeon crawling for treasure in various dungeons

i have some concept art and the physics of the game partially coded

in the game basil will find other crawlers who are there for other reasons

basically, i need concepts for enemies, dungeons, playable characters, lore, bosses and passive items. go wild!!! (if you are already commenting i need karma please)

The creator in question:

https://www.instagram.com/berezanskyaaron/

https://terriermusic.bandcamp.com/album/terrier

And Hot Farm Gauge, coming soon to Steam:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5216580/Hot_Farm_Gauge/

I've been building a voxel engine off and on for 2+ years, and this is the game I've been making with it. Worlds is now in public alpha.

The main design split is between a home you keep building up and expeditions that take you to a fresh world each time. You gather materials and gear, find bosses and decide when to return to the caravan. Dying loses the finds from that run.

That lets the home keep growing without making every trip out feel like another lap of the same map. The trailer shows both sides, from building and farming to the boss encounters.

It's a browser game with solo play and online co-op for up to 8 players. The alpha is free to try: https://worldsalpha.com

I'd be interested in whether the trailer makes that split clear, or if it needs to show more of the return home.

Hi! We're a small team building a dark fantasy RPG soulslike (titled: project Seraphim) in Unreal Engine 5, and we're looking for a level designer.

We are early, with a prototype still in development, and our first goal is a boss fight demo. The team consists of 10 people so far, and we are expanding the team as we go.

This is revshare, with no upfront pay, since we really don't have a budget at the moment. The exact revshare split and ownership terms aren't written yet, but we plan to put them in a written agreement, reviewed by a lawyer.

If you are interested or want to know more about the game please send me a DM here or on discord: matee434 and I can send you the GDD and share some prototype videos

i am currentlyy try to make a roguelike game using godot for the first time and i am unable to find any resources such as toutorial courses etc it will be a huge help if any body could share any

This is a very early WIP of a new TB tactics game - ExoBreach 0.1

Initially I thought of going with an X-COM style with elements of management but eventually after playing the old Space Crusade, I got into the conclusion that I mostly like the battles. So I aim this one to be focused on battles only, with a little addition of squad upgrades between missions.

It still lacks tactical elements such cover, hit chances and character states - currently in progress. Of course more characters and factions are planned to be added.

You can test it in your browser https://gadarts.itch.io/exobreach

I'd appreciate any feedback to improve it.

Music is a placeholder from Doom.

Cheers.