20(22) TIPS to become a successful GAME DEVELOPER!

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In the video we share a roadmap with 22 steps/tips to become a successful game developer in 2022!
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0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Choose an engine (we recommend Unity)
0:44 - Watch Youtube Tutorials
1:09- Watch our Courses
1:45 - Make tiny Games
2:29 - Connect with the community
2:59 - Create an online presence
3:29 - Be a generalist
3:59 - Collaborate
4:13 - Teach
4:59 - Play games
5:19 - Stay balanced
5:29 - Work on bigger projects
5:59 - Make passive income
6:44 - Keep learning
6:59 - Be curious
7:29 - Playtest
8:14 - Failure is normal (even good)
8:44 - Motivation comes with momentum
8:59 - Haters gonna hate
9:14 - Have fun
9:29 - Work on different projects
10:23 - Conclusion
10:06 - Hustle

[barj]

I made my first game using your Game Dev beginner course. I'm now almost 3 years into my game dev journey and I couldn't recommend that course enough.

[CodeMonkeyUnity]

So much awesome information in a single video! Great job!

[iHeartGameDev]

Great video! I like the advice about teaching even if you don’t know what you’re doing because you will end up learning more while trying to teach the subject 😊 Thats exactly how I started!

[GoldenEvolution]

I feel like Noa just poured a whole bunch of information into my brain. Great tips and great video! Also I absolutely love the visuals of this video with the map-like progression. It had a very nice flow to it 😀

[alijaras]

When I saw the notification
My eyes looked at Brackeys first

My mind: BRACKEYS has back to YOUTUBE?!!!🤯🤯🤯

[michelleknobloch]

Hello I'm a Gamedesign student from germany and I just wanna say that this was so inspiring! You said so many true things that our professors stress all the time! Thank you for sharing this :)

[pom]

as someone who has escaped tutorial purgotory i recomend this one thing as a baby step, start using multiple tutorial for one game, like one tutorial for movement and then another creator for attack and stuff like that. that will basicly help you teach you how to manage without a guide holding your hand while still following a tutorial

[cindyespindola]

Happy new year!! I wish everyone good luck in your Game Dev's journey (and in general of course).
I personally hope to get out of the "tutorial purgatory" and finish small games to get better one step at a time

[ZooHair]

I started making games/devlogs when covid hit with 0 knowledge. One of my inspirations is you and dani.

[PixelbugStudio]

Great video Noa. Teaching the skill is definitely the best way to learn more the same skill. I think every game dev should try teaching game dev. A great way is trying to find answers to other people's questions in forums. That way you are helping other people and also you will learn a lot. Happy 2022 and I hope everyone reading this comment have a wonderful year. Cheers

[TechAreUs]

I'm just making my first game now Noah using your course and honestly this was so inspirational to me and I'm definitely going to revisit this video once I have more experience!

[KINGMASKYT]

Thank you, I have been watching you and other gamedevelopers on yt(Dani, Reece Geofroy, Mythical legion, and many more) for many years, and with your help I steped into Unity and visual scripting. I was scared from all programing and confusing world of developmemt, now I make games and feel better! Btw love your artstile

[todoku]

even after two years watching this video, it still applies, thank you! <3

[katrinacalice]

Wow this video is bursting with positive energy and so well made!!
Fabulous content and motivation for those just beginning or already on their game dev journey, you guys are such a source of inspiration !!!

[I_Maser]

Ive started my journy almost 3 years ago. It took me until January 2021 to release my first game. Now this year i want to at least make one game a month, while having 2 playable and 2 attempts under my belt. I guess its time to repick up youtube yet again and get work done. Thanks for the good video and the inspiration boost, ill need it. Lets make 2022 count !! :)
Edit: also i just wanna mention: I really like how you included in this video the importance of Exercise and the outside live and also the to be interested in other things, always curios and open.

[leonstansfield]

I very often have to remind myself that I don't need to make my dream game in the next few months. I frequently get caught up feeling like the thing I am working on is not my dream game, or the game that will make me proud... But it's important to remember that that feeling is ok... I have plenty of time to do that, and in the meantime I am learning.

[thesilentwisp]

Awesomeee. Just for future vids like this i suggest breaking up the tips so it feels like each tip is separate more.

[GamesBySaul]

Great video Noa! A lot of stuff I knew to a basic level and you just elevated it!
My plan this year is definitely to focus on smaller prototypes and to stream them more :)
(Also to get an industry job!)
Happy new year to you and everyone!

[tacamoAK]

your doing an amazing job at inspiring and teaching game dev, I am glad I found your channel!

[CreativeSteve]

Happy New Years Noa. I defently needed to hear all this to start the new year with. I have been on the learning train the past half a year now self taught mostly on the engine of my choice and gaining game ideas in the process. This is going to be the year I start my actual gamedev journey.