Is game art and design a good idea? I just completed my 12th exams but don't expect much marks. Can you help?

I love games and would like to take it as a profession. What are its scopes? Please recommend some colleges offering the course (in Kerala if possible).

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Isha Bhardwaj | Guide-Level 11

2016-04-03 21:18:26

Dear Juno, Designing a game is definitely a good idea, by the time you are interested in doing it. But, you will initially have to think weather you are looking something, which will help you to develop a game or you wish to design the characters. If it is only character designing then, you may als

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