Games · Help
Practical routes for getting creative work done: learning, publishing, spaces, equipment, access, professional support and related help.
Verified routes
Recurring local game-development meetup within the York Developers community, giving game makers a direct route to meet other developers.
Useful for: People making or wanting to make games who do not yet know other local developers.
What you can do: Attend a recurring York Game Developers meeting and meet people working on games locally.
Next step: Check York Developers for the next Game Developers meeting.
York
Yorkshire games-industry network providing regional connections, events and industry-facing activity.
Useful for: Game makers ready to connect beyond a local meetup into the wider Yorkshire games network.
What you can do: Follow current events and network activity and identify relevant regional contacts.
Next step: Check the current Game Republic events and membership information.
Yorkshire
York creative network offering community membership, local information, opportunities, events and routes to find other creative people.
Useful for: Independent creatives who want a broad local network rather than an institution-specific route.
What you can do: Join the community, follow local opportunities and use the network to discover people and activity.
Next step: Read the current membership information and join if the network fits what you need.
York
Structured York College progression route covering game programming, 3D modelling, interactivity, audio and level design.
Useful for: People who decide that formal vocational training is the right next step into game development.
What you can do: See what a structured games-development programme covers before deciding whether formal study fits.
Next step: Read the current course entry requirements and application information.
York College, Sim Balk Lane, York
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