
Embark on a journey into video game design and learn the art and science behind creating captivating gaming experiences from scratch. This program focuses on bringing ideas to life, testing gameplay mechanics, and crafting immersive narratives. Video game prototyping involves creating simplified, early versions of a game to test design concepts and mechanics before full development. This hands-on microcredential equips learners with creative and technical skills to prototype interactive gaming concepts.
The program outline includes the following courses:
All amounts are approximate and subject to change.
The total program cost for domestic students is approximately $1,785. All amounts are approximate and subject to change.
No, this program is only available for domestic students.
There are no specific admission requirements listed for this program. However, a minimum of 50% of the program must be completed through Okanagan College.
You will develop compelling narratives, design 2D and 3D assets, collaboratively create interactive prototypes, and apply sound design principles using industry-standard tools like Maya, Unity, Krita, and Soundbridge.
The program consists of 132 hours of instruction.