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By Game Gen July 30, 2026
California holds 44% of all U.S. game industry jobs, and studios like Blizzard and Brass Lion are actively hiring narrative designers. Game Gen mentors from Sony and Brass Lion explain the skills, salary, and beginner roadmap for breaking in.
By Game Gen July 23, 2026
After 10 years teaching complete beginners across California — including neurodiverse learners — Game Gen answers honestly: yes, adults can learn game development. Here's what it actually takes, what skills you already have, and how to start.
By Game Gen July 16, 2026
Regional center funding for game development training in California is available through DDS vendorization — and most families don't know it exists. Game Gen is an approved vendor serving adults with autism, ADHD, and developmental disabilities across 10+ regional centers statewide. Learn how to use your IPP to enroll.
By Game Gen July 9, 2026
Unity powers 35–38% of Steam releases. Unreal Engine leads AAA. Godot grew to 8–10% of new Steam games in 2026, doubling each year. Game Gen's California mentors — veterans of Sony, Brass Lion Entertainment — break down which engine beginners should actually start with, backed by real market data.
By Game Gen July 2, 2026
Game developer salary in California ranges from entry-level $60K to senior $150K+. Real 2026 data by city, experience level, and skills — from mentors who've worked at Sony and Brass Lion Entertainment. Get the full breakdown.
By Game Gen June 23, 2026
Godot 4 is free, open-source, and the fastest-growing game engine in 2026 — 2,864 Steam games shipped last year. Learn why beginners choose it and how Game Gen's California mentors help you build real games faster.
By Game Gen June 23, 2026
Game developer portfolio tips for California beginners: what projects to build, what studios look for, and how to present your work. From Game Gen mentors with experience at Sony and Brass Lion Entertainment. Start building yours.
By Game Gen June 23, 2026
California hosts 44% of all U.S. game industry jobs — over 36,000 positions. Here's how community college programs, coding bootcamps, and online mentorship programs like Game Gen actually compare on cost, flexibility, game-specific tools, and real outcomes. From 10 years of training California game developers.
By Game Gen June 19, 2026
The 3D modeling market is growing to $48.9B by 2030. Game Gen skills open doors in healthcare visualization, architecture, film VFX, and product design—not just games.
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