Our Journey in Game Development Education

Three years ago, we started with a simple belief: that exceptional game development skills shouldn't be locked away in expensive universities or require relocating to major tech cities.

Where We Started

Back in 2022, our founder was working as a freelance Unreal Engine developer, taking on projects from small indie studios to larger commercial games. But something kept bothering her.

Every time she mentored someone new to game development, she noticed the same pattern. People had incredible creative ideas but got stuck on the technical implementation. The learning resources were either too basic or assumed you already knew advanced programming concepts.

That's when we realized Thailand needed something different. Not another theoretical computer science program, but practical, project-based learning that bridges the gap between creative vision and technical execution.

Early game development workspace showing multiple monitors with Unreal Engine projects

What Drives Us Today

We're not trying to create the next generation of computer scientists. We're focused on helping creative people become confident game developers who can bring their ideas to life.

Our approach centers on real projects from day one. Students work with actual game mechanics, not theoretical exercises. They debug real problems, optimize actual performance issues, and see their code running in playable games.

By the end of our programs, students have built portfolio pieces they're genuinely proud to show potential employers or clients.

Students collaborating on Unreal Engine projects in modern learning environment

Our Core Principles

Three fundamental beliefs that shape everything we do in our programs

Project-First Learning

Every concept is taught through building something real. No abstract theory without immediate application in actual game development scenarios.

Collaborative Growth

Game development is rarely a solo endeavor. Our programs emphasize teamwork, code reviews, and learning from each other's approaches to problems.

Industry Relevance

We update our curriculum based on current industry practices, not outdated textbooks. Students learn tools and techniques being used in studios today.

The People Behind Your Learning

Our instructors aren't just teachers – they're active game developers who bring real-world experience into every lesson.

Siriporn Jaidee

Lead Unreal Engine Instructor

Siriporn has shipped six commercial games over the past eight years, including two titles that reached the top charts on mobile platforms. She specializes in gameplay programming and performance optimization.

Blueprints and C++ integration
Mobile game optimization
Multiplayer networking
VR development workflows

Ananya Ruangsri

Technical Program Director

Before joining our team, Ananya led technical training at a major game studio in Bangkok. She's passionate about breaking down complex programming concepts into manageable, practical steps.

Advanced Blueprint systems
AI and behavior trees
Technical documentation
Code architecture patterns

Ananya Ruangsri, Technical Program Director, explaining Unreal Engine concepts to students

Hands-on Unreal Engine programming session with students working on individual projects

Learning That Actually Works

We've found that traditional lecture-style programming education doesn't work well for game development. Instead, we use what we call "guided discovery."

You'll start each session with a specific game feature to implement. Maybe it's a character controller, an inventory system, or enemy AI. We provide the framework and guidance, but you write the code.

When you hit a roadblock – and you will – that's when the real learning happens. We help you debug, refactor, and understand why your solution works or doesn't work.

Our next comprehensive program starts in September 2025, designed for working professionals who want to transition into game development or current developers looking to specialize in Unreal Engine.

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