With substantial rise in Indian Gaming Market, there is an emerging need of imparting the best of gaming education to the aspirants! And, to cater to this idea, Mumbai based The Workstation Computer Education in association with Runestone Studio is gearing up to launch ‘Get in the Game’-a Game Development course that would impart knowledge of making cross platform games for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac OS & Linux without any programming knowledge or experience.
‘Get in the Game’ offers Basic, Intermediate and Advance training levels for Beginners and Professionals. However, for basic level training, a student need not come from a programming background, but for joining Advance level, one would require to have a good programming knowledge
Course duration ranges from 50 to 200 hours depending on the levels selected. All the courses are designed by Runestone Studios, and experts from the studio would be conducting the training.
Speaking to Animationxpress.com about the idea behind launching a gaming course, Deepal Doshi-Centre Manager of The Workstation Computer Education, said, “The Indian games industry grew to Rs 15 billion ($277m) in 2012, recording a growth of 16% over the previous year, the FICCI-KPMG Indian Media and Entertainment Industry Report 2013 has stated. The report also estimates that the games industry in India will grow at a 22% CAGR to reach Rs 42 billion ($776m) by 2017.Game
” Development is a rapidly growing industry in India and there is a dearth of talent, so Runestone Studios & The Workstation Computer Education which is a division of Tasaa Infosolutions thought of merging together and initiating this course.”Adds more
Post completion of the course, one becomes a full fledged game developer and qualified enough to get an opening in Game Development companies
“Our vision with ‘Get in the Game ‘ is to create supreme Game Developers to meet the growing industry need of professional and qualified talent.” concludes, Deepal.
Course fee varies on the levels selected by you and to register you can visit the institute or call on 022 65251060/61/62 for further details.