Unlock your complete game development potential with personalized 1-on-1 online mentorship, meticulously curated to help you land a job as a game developer.
With a 100% placement record, our best alumni work at leading studios like Ubisoft, Sumo, Zynga and MPL as game developers.
Duration - 8 months
Salary after course - 6 to 15 LPA

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Salary after course

Outscal’s alumni lead the growth of the best Game Development Studios

Vinay Kashyap

Outscal delivers an unmatched journey into game programming: exceptional instructors, real-world projects, and a supportive community.

Gameplay Programmer

Ranjit Singh Panjwani

Outscal helped me transition to my dream career in game development at the age of 32, highly recommended if you are looking to learn coding and build a career in games.

Game Developer

Joy Kumar

Outscal’s unique approach to online learning prepared me for future hurdles, the 1-on-1 mentor sessions accelerated my growth to the next level.

Software Engineer [Games]

Milan George

The project-oriented approach helped me completely grasp concepts better than anything taught to me during my conventional education.

Game Programmer

Sethunath

The project-oriented approach at Outscal helped me make my portfolio and gave me a boost in getting my resume shortlisted with the studios I applied with.

GamePlay Engineer 2

Tanya Gupta

A great place to learn and grow in the video game development industry. The team is super supportive and went above and beyond to help me achieve my dream job.

Game Programmer

Chinmay Virmani

The comprehensive game programming course offered by Outscal exceeded my expectations, highly recommended for aspiring game developers.

Associate Software Engineer

Flemin Johnson

In a short span of 6 months, Outscal’s game development course helped me excel in my career and crack into one of the top gaming companies in India.

Unity Developer

Manas Gangwani

One of the best game development courses in the country that actually delivers the promised results.

Game Programmer

Mridul Agrawal

Outscal has taught me a lot, and due to them, I am living my childhood dream of making games.

Senior Game Developer

Malhar Devasthali

The industry connections that Outscal has helped me train, and accelerated my game development journey.

Junior Game Developer

Swapnil Rane

Outscal boosted my confidence and taught me how to express my thoughts through game development.

Game Programmer

Aihasas Yadu

Best part about Outscal is their 1-on-1 reviews for all codes and focusing on students individually.

Technical Artist/Game Programmer

Darren Henry

Outscal’s Game Development course is completely career-oriented, unlike traditional colleges which are just meant for exams.

Game Developer

Vidit Rawat

With supportive and approachable mentors at Outscal and hands-on industry-level projects, I was able to turn my passion for game development into a career.

Game Developer

Komal Kurundwade

’I was a born genius, education ruined me.’ Outscal helped me rise again like a Phoenix contributing to my career transition from a sketch artist to a game programmer.

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Admission Process

Step 1

Join the waitlist

Step 2

Complete Registration Process

Step 3

Attend the Orientation Session

Step 4

Start the course with an onboarding session

About the Course

Duration: 6 - 12 months based on your prior experience

Recorded content for building projects (Lifetime access)

Weekly 1-on-1 mentor sessions with game development professionals

Unlimited 1-on-1 doubt sessions with topic experts

Unlimited 1-on-1 code reviews with senior developers

20+ mock interviews for interview preparation

2 months of dedicated placement preparation.

Personal live projects build with guidance from mentors

Skills you’ll gain

Unity Game EngineData Structures FundamentalsUnity Game Engine Advanced conceptsData Structures and Algorithms AdvancedCode ArchitectureProgramming PatternsObject PoolingObserver PatternSingletonModel View ControllerState MachineSolid PrinciplesDynamic ProgrammingC++C#OOPs2D3D

Who is this course for

Aspiring Game Developers:
Freshers aspiring to learn the fundamentals & launch a career in game development.

Experienced Game Developers:
Those with prior game development and coding experience seeking entry into their dream companies.

Working Professionals:
Both technical and non-technical professionals aiming to pivot their careers to game development.

Entrepreneurs:
Individuals interested in creating their own game development studios.

Gaming Industry Overview

KALAARI CAPITAL

On a global scale, the gaming industry creates roughly 250,000 jobs per year in game development.

NIKHIL KAMATH

Indian Game Development raised $2.8 Bn from investors in the last 5 years.

NIKHIL KAMATH

Indian gaming market is expected to grow at 27% p.a. to reach $8.6 Bn in FY27.

Why Outscal?

1-on-1 online mentorship with game industry Veterans

Game project portfolio making

Vibrant community and networking opportunities

Personalised code reviews by game development professionals

Industry-relevant comprehensive curriculum

Placement opportunities with the best game studios

Online 1-on-1 Mentor Sessions with the best Game Development Veterans

Vinay Kashyap

Worked on - AAA VR Project

Gameplay Programmer

Ubisoft

Ramandeep Singh

Worked On - Microsoft Azure, R&D for Samsung

Software Engineer 2

Microsoft

Mayank Grover

Ex-CMU,DENA,EA,Junglee. Worked On - Multiplayer games with 5M+ players

Founder - CEO

Outscal

Nishchhal Bakshi

Worked On - Multiplayer Project for Xbox,PC

Unity Developer

Sviper

Bhavyam Goyal

Worked On - Casual Games 1M+ downloads, XR Enthusiast

Game Programmer

Gameshastra

Abhishek Bharadwaj

Worked On - AWS services

SDE 2

Amazon

Chinmay Varmani

Worked on social casino games

Associate Software Engineer

GSN Games

Ashish Verma

Worked on AR/VR simulations, puzzle games

Software Developer

Tensech

Nimit Didwania

Worked on - Robust Data Management Systems using MongoDB, NoSQL

Software Developer

Tensech

Mridul Agarwal

Game - Built Gamestarz, an open-world platform with multiplayer games

Senior Game Programmer

Dirtcube

Dhiraj Magdum

Worked on - Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout

Junior Programmer

Sumo Digital

Awaish Khan

Taught coding to more than 25 students from Stanford University

Software Developer

Tutorly

Hareesh Verma

Worked on - IP phone application using C++

Senior Technical Analyst

Orion Innovation

Complete Game Development Curriculum

Intro to Game development with C++ (4 weeks)

C++ Fundamentals - Text-Based Adventure Game (1 Week)

Make a text-based adventure game while learning the fundamentals of C++ and OOPs concepts

Data & Data Types - Get a complete understanding of different data types in C++ and the best scenarios to use them in programming

Size of Data Types - Learn how different data is stored in C++ by understanding the size of different data types.

Conditions and Operators - Start adding selection options in your game and program a complete game by using if-else conditions and operators in C++

Functions - Make use of functions in C++ to avoid writing complete blocks of code again and again

Loops - Complete your game loop by using loops like for, while, and do-while in C++ programming

Basics of Classes & Objects - Understand the basics of Object Oriented programming by learning fundamental concepts of classes and objects

Constructors - Initialize your Objects by implementing constructors for the different classes that you program

C++ Intermediate (2 Weeks)

Learn SFML and Intermediate OOPs concepts by making a game complete with 2D art assets like Sprites and Textures

SFML Introduction - Get introduced to SFML (**Simple and Fast Multimedia Library) basics and how to use them for making games in C++**

Setting Up SFML - Set up SFML in your C++ program so you start importing art assets

Creating Game Window - Complete your setup by opening your project in a game window

Textures, Sprites & UI in SFML - Import Textures, Sprites, and UI elements in your C++ SFML project

Movement & Collision Detection - Allow movement to your C++ project by making your character move and adding physics to your game by adding collisions

Animations in SFML - Add life to your player by learning how to add animations in SFML

Understand the fundamentals of Object Oriented Programming and start using them in your C++ project

Classes and Objects - Start implementing Object Oriented Programming in your game by setting up Classes and creating Objects using the same classes

Get a complete understanding of intermediate Object-oriented programming (OOPs) concepts in your game

Inheritance

Polymorphism

Abstraction

Encapsulation

Pointers

Friend Function

Friend Class

Abstract Class

Interface

Constructors and types

Struct vs Class

Static variable keyword

Namespaces in C++

C++ Advanced -2D Brick Breaker Game (1 Week)

Learn advanced C++ concepts like memory management by making a Arkanoid style Brick Breaker Game

Exception Handling - Handle different errors that a player might run into in your game by getting a complete understanding of exceptions in C++

Learn the fundamentals of Memory Management in C++ and learn how to make the best use of memory in your Brick Breaker game

Creating Game Window - Complete your setup by opening your project in a game window

Memory Management in C++

Memory Allocation

Memory Deallocation

Memory Leaks

Learn how to use memory allocated to different classes by understanding the fundamentals of pointers completely

Pointers

Smart Pointers

Types of Smart Pointers

Use the C++ Standard Template Library (STL) and learn how to make template classes of your own

Templates

Iterators

STL in C++

Learn how to find issues in your game by understanding how to find issues in your project in Visual Studio

Debugging

File Management

Placement Phase 1

Resume Building

Presenting yourself on LinkedIn

LinkedIn Networking

Self-Branding on LinkedIn

Build a kickass Portfolio

Game Development with Unity (3 weeks)

Unity Fundamentals - Mr.Blocks Game (1 Week)

Learn C# and Unity fundamentals by building a block-style 2D Mr.Blocks game

Setup Unity using the Unity Hub and setup your project environment

Downloading & Installing Unity

Downloading & Installing VS Community

Creating a Project in Unity

Familiarize yourself with Unity fundamentals and learn how to use the various components of Unity to start building your game

Game Objects

Components

Transform

Learn the basics of C# and how to use it to script different behaviors in your game

C# Scripting

Unity Mono Behaviour Lifecycle Methods

Serialized Fields

Walk through the different tools that Unity gives you to set different fundamental components in the game.

Add UI to your game by adding buttons, start screens along with different texts

Layout Overview

Basics of UI

Unity Canvas

Event System

Buttons

Text

Text Mesh Pro

Anchoring

Add music and sounds to your Mr. blocks game and learn how to trigger the same using C# in Unity

Learn how to make different scenes in your game and the scenarios in which you should use them using Unity’s Scene Management tools.

Add movement to your player and create designated play areas using walls by using Unity’s 2D Physics system

2D Physics

RigidBody

Triggers

Colliders

Add polish to your game by using Unity’s particle systems to add collision effects, etc.

Create a playable game build in Unity that you can share with others so they can play the game

Creating a game (Mr. Blocks)

Making a build

Unity Intermediate - 2D platformer Game (2 Weeks)

Learn Intermediate Unity concepts while making a 2D platformer game

Unity Prefabs and Variants - Use Unity Prefabs and Variants to create multiple types of platforms which in turn will help you build levels

Add complex physics to your 2D platformer by using intermediate 2D Physics concepts

Collision Matrix

Types of Rigid Bodies

Raycasts

Understand the complete Unity script execution order and the different scenarios in which Unity’s internal C# functions can be used

Fixed Update

Time.deltaTime

Time.fixedDeltaTime

Time.timescale

Add 2D animation to your game by animation to your player using sprites and spritesheets, and manage different animation states of the player like Jump, Crouch, Attack, etc.

Sprite sheet Animations

Slicing a Sprite Sheet

Mecanim

Animation States

Animation Transitions

Animator Controller

Simple Enemy AI - Add enemies to your game that will cause damage to the player by making a simple patrolling Enemy AI

Tilemaps - Use Unity’s tilemaps to quickly make multiple levels in the game

Intermediate UI concepts - Handle complex device resolutions completely by using Unity’s intermediate-level UI tools

Layout Groups

Scaling for any device/resolution

Different UI Controllers instead of one UIManager

Coroutines - Use Coroutines to suspend the execution of a function. Ex Delay in the game

Player Prefs - Save player preferences locally ex. Settings in the game using Player Prefs

Saving and Loading the game - Save player progress ex. Levels Completed when user closes the game and load the same when user comes back to the game

Data Structures Fundamentals through Games in C++ (4 Weeks)

Data Structures, Arrays - 2D Minesweeper Game in C++ (1 Week)

Data Structure fundamentals - Create the classic 2D Minesweeper game while learning how to use Arrays and get started with using Data Structures in C++

Get answers to basic questions on Data Structures and why they should be used in games

What is Time Complexity?

What is Space Complexity?

How does time and space complexity affect games?

Learn the fundamentals of Arrays and how they are stored in memory

Get a better understanding of different types of Arrays

1-Dimensional Array

High-Dimensional Arrays

Operations on Arrays - Setup a 2D grid for your Minesweeper game by using Array operations in C++ and understand how to optimize these operations

Accessing

Traversing

Searching

Adding

Deleting

Time Complexity of different operations on Array

Learn about the disadvantages of Arrays and how to fundamentally overcome them

Dynamic Arrays

STL → Vectors

Jagged Arrays

Data Structures, Linked List - 2D Snake Game in C++ (1 Week)

Learn how to use dynamic C++ programming and Setup a Snake Game using Linked List Data Structure

Understand the internal working and how to implement a Singly Linked List in C++

Operations on Linked List - Setup behavior for your snake-like growing and shrinking in size and increasing its size using Linked List Operations in C++

Adding a node

Deleting a node

Time and Space Complexity of Linked List Operations - Optimize Linked List Operations by understanding about their Time and Space Complexity in C++

Linked List Variations - Add more complex features to your Snake Game by using different variations of a C++ Linked List

Doubly Linked List

Implementation of a Doubly Linked List

Operations on Doubly Linked List

STL for Lists → Make use of templates to set up different types of Lists using C++ STL

Data Structures, Stacks - Spider Solitaire Card Game in C++ (1 Week)

Implement a variant of the Solitaire card game called Spider Solitaire in C++ using Stack Data Structure

Understand how the Stack Data structure works internally with LIFO (Last In First Out) Flow

Applications & Advantages - Learn about different scenarios in game development where you can use stacks & their advantages

Implementation of Stacks - Implement Stacks with C++ in 2 different ways using other basic data structures

Stack using Arrays

Stack using Linked Lists

Stack Operations - Add features to your game like finding the top card of the deck, and moving cards from one deck to another by using Stack Operations in C++.

push()

pop()

peek()

splitting from the middle

reversing a stack

Time and Space Complexity - Make Optimisations to your game by understanding the time and space complexity of stacks in C++

Data Structures, Queues - 2D Restaurant Management Game in C++ (1 Week)

Make a restaurant management game in C++ using the Queue Data Structure

Fundamentals of Queues - Understand how the Queue Data structure works internally with the FIFO (First In First Out) concept

Implementation of Queues: Create an order management system in your restaurant game by implementing the Queue data structure with C++ in 2 different ways

Queue using Arrays

Queue using Linked List

Operations - Keep tab of new orders and completed orders by performing different operations in your Queue data structure

Enqueue

Dequeue

Variants of Queues - Add more features to your game by setting up different variants of Queues in C++

Circular Queue

Priority Queue

Time and Space Complexity - Make optimizations to your restaurant management game by understanding the time and space complexity of stacks in C++

STL for Queue → Understand how to use different queues using templates in C++

Placement Phase 2

Your first call with companies

How to Communicate better and present yourself confidently

Tricky Non-Technical QnA

How to Negotiate

HR Mock Interviews

Unity Advanced - 3D Game (2 Weeks)

Make a 3D game as you learn advanced game development concepts like 3D Math and Advanced Unity Concepts used for optimisation

Setup

3D Character Movement - Setup character movement in your 3D game by using 3D Math

Quaternions

Rigidbody in 3D

NavMesh

3D Animation - Add life to your character by seamlessly blending 3D animations using Unity’s Animation Tools

Blend Tree

Sub State Machines

Layers

Advanced Unity Scripting Concepts - Learn how to use Unity’s Advanced concepts to add more complex features to your game

Scriptable Object

Asset Bundles

Async await

Serialization and Deserialization (to save game data)

Testing and Debugging - Use Unity and Visual Studio tools to find the best ways to test and optimize your game

Profiler ⇒ Deep Dive

Unit testing

Debugging ⇒ Logcat & Android Debug Bridge (ADB)

Remote Debugging

Advanced Unity Rendering Concepts - Understand how lighting works in Unity, how it affects performance, and how to optimise 3D games

Basics of Rendering Pipelines ⇒ HDRP & URP

Light Probes and baking

Post Processing effects

Occlusion Culling

Level Of Detail

Terrain System - Learn how to quickly build scalable worlds using Unity’s Terrain System

Timeline and Cinemachine - Create cutscenes, cinematics for your game using Unity Timeline and Cinemachine

Making Android builds and monetizing your game - Make a playable Android build of your 3D game and integrate in-app purchases and ads

IL2CPP Build

How to make Android builds

IAP / Unity Ads

Data Structures Intermediate through Games in C++ (4 weeks)

Data Structures, Hashmaps - Password Cracking Game in C++ (1 Week)

Enter the world of advanced Data Structure Problems by building a Password Cracking Game in C++ called Hashmap Heist

Basic Hashmaps - Learn the fundamentals of Hashmaps and implement a complete Hashmap in C++ for your game

What are Hashmaps?

Key-Value Pairs, (Dictionary)

Structure of a Hash Table (Visualization)

Hash Functions

Types of Hash Functions: Understand different ways to set hashing in your Hashmap and their effectiveness in C++

Division Method

Mid-Square Method

Digit-Folding Method

Multiplication Method

Collisions in Hashmap - Understand what collisions are and the best ways to handle these collisions

Handling Collisions:

Separate Chaining

Open Addressing

Hashmap complexity and optimizations - Understand the complexity of hashmap implementation and optimizations for the same

Load Factor

Rehashing

Hashmap operations - Setup your password-cracking game using the following hashmap operations in C++

Initialization

Insertion

Insertion with Collision

Retrieval / Accessing

Deletion

When should you use Hashmaps - Understand the pros and cons of Hashmaps in C++ and when to use them?

Advantages

Disadvantages

Applications

Recursion in C++ (1 Week)

Understand how recursion works in C++, and use it in a game

What is Recursion? Understand the need for recursion and how to use it in a game

Need of recursion, applications in game dev

Advantages of recursive operations

Understand how recursion affects the performance of your game in C++ and how to optimize for the same

Base conditions

Memory allocation in recursive function calls

Time Complexity

Types of recursions - Understand different types of recursion and how to use them to implement new features in a game

Data Structures, Searching (1 Week)

Understand different types of search operations, their fundamentals while making a feature complete game in C++

Searching Operation and its usage in game dev - Learn about different applications of search operations in game development

Types of Searching Algorithms - Walk through 2 different ways of implementing search operations in C++

Linear Search

Binary Search

Time Complexity - Based on their implementations, understand how performant different search operations are in C++ and how to optimise for the same

Advantages - Go through the pros and cons of different search algorithms in your game

STL implementation - Use C++ templates to quickly setup search for different types of data

Data Structures, Sorting (1 Week)

Create a simple game in C++ while understanding how fundamentally sorting and its implementation works

What is Sorting? - Understand what sorting is with a few examples

Applications in game dev - Identify the various scenarios where we might use sorting in game dev

Sorting Algorithms: - Implement sorting in different ways in C++

Selection Sort

Bubble Sort

Merge Sort

Quick Sort

Insertion Sort

Time Complexity - Based on their implementations, understand how performant different sorting operations are in C++ and how to optimise for the same

Use cases for different methods - Answer the question of “Which sorting operation is a better fit for my game?” by comparing their fundamentals

Placement Phase 3

Live Coding Test

How to reach out to companies

Connecting with Recruiters

Important etiquettes for placements

Game Development Advanced - Programming Patterns using Unity (6 Weeks)

Programming Patterns, Service Locator - Tower Defense Game in Unity (1 Week)

Get Started with programming patterns by implementing Service Locator pattern in a Tower Defense Game called Angry Monkeys in Unity

Learn what is Singleton Pattern and why it's important in game development

Discover how to create and manage single instances of game components.

Learn the Service Locator pattern and understand how it acts as a central registry for services in your Unity game.

Learn how it enables you to centralize your game's services, making them easily accessible and adaptable across your entire Unity Game.

Learn what is a dependency and how you can resolve dependencies in your Unity project using Dependency Injection (DI)

Different types of Dependency Injection

Learn to inject dependencies effectively, enhancing code maintainability and unit testing.

Programming Patterns, MVC - Skins in 3D Battle Tank Game in Unity (1 Week)

Setup Skins in a 3D Battle Tank Game using MVC programming pattern and Unity

Build Battle Tank with the implementation of Tank movement in 3D

Learn how skins in games are implemented using MVC Programming Pattern

Make code architecture scalable with the proper use of scriptable objects

Understanding what is Model

Understanding what is View

Understanding what is Controller

Implementing Tank Skin Selection, Spawning and Tank Movement using MVC Programming Pattern

Make a basic UI to select one tank among the three

Each tank will have a different rotation speed and movement speed

Implementation of different skins for each tank

Programming Patterns, Observer Pattern - 3D Horror Game in Unity (1 Week)

Setup a 3D Horror Game with Unity’s Event System while implementing Observer programming pattern

Understand what Observer Pattern is and why it is needed in game development

Learn how to setup and use Unity's Delegates

What is an Event?

What is a Listener?

How to setup Events?

Power up your Event system by using interfaces

Programming Patterns, Object Pooling - 2D Space shooter Game in Unity (1 Week)

Learn how to optimize a 2D Space Shooter Game by implementing Object Pooling in Unity

What is Object Pooling? - Understand the fundamental concept of Object Pooling

Implementing Object Pool for Bullets

What are Generics? - Understand what generics and how they can help you in game development

Creating a Generic Object Pool - Use Generics to enhance the capabilities of your Object Pool?

Sub-Types in the object pool

Creating a Power Up Pool with types

Types of Object Pools - Complete your Object Pool setup by understanding different types of Object Pools

Pre-Created Object Pool

Lazy Initialized Object Pool

Generic Object Pool

Dynamic Object Pool

Object Pool with Sub-Types

Hierarchical Object Pool

Programming Patterns, State Machine - 2D Top Down game in Unity (1 Week)

Make a 2D Hunter Assassin Game in Unity while learning the need for State Machine and how to implement them

Identifying problem with implementation of complex enemy behavior

Understanding how state machines can solve this problem

Generic State Machine and its advantages

Creating more complex enemies using generic state machine

Advantages and Disadvantages of state machines

Types of state machines:

Finite State Machines

Hierarchical State Machines

Concurrent State Machines

Behavior Trees

Programming Patterns, Command Pattern - Turn Based Strategy Game (1 Week)

Use the Command Programming Pattern and its types to setup character behavior in a turn based strategy game in Unity

Explanation of command pattern - Learn what command pattern is and how it is fundamentally different from Observer

Different Components involved with the command pattern

Abstract Command

Concrete Command

Command Invoker

Command Registry

Client

Receiver

Implement Undo functionality in your Unity Game using command programming pattern

Implement Replay functionality in Unity using command programming pattern

Placement Phase 4

Live Placement Sessions with mentors

Data Structures Advanced through Games in C++ (2 weeks)

Data Structures, Trees (1 Week)

Get started with Advanced Data Structure Concepts with Trees while making a game in C++

Introduction to Trees - What trees are and how do they work internally

Height and Depth of trees - Basic fundamentals on the different parameters that influence how trees work

Binary Trees

Traversal on Trees: Different ways to move through different values inside trees

Pre-Order

Post-Order

Inorder

Searching: Learn the 2 different approaches to finding values inside tree data structure

BFS

DFS

Operations: Different operations in trees and how to use them inside a C++ game

Insertion

Deletion

Time Complexity: Measure tree performance and check how you can optimise for the same in C++

Advantages: Learn about the various pros and cons of Trees in C++

Applications in Game Dev: Understand the various complex use cases where trees are needed inside C++

Data Structures, Graphs (1 Week)

Complete your Data Structures experience by learning about Graphs and making a game using the same in C++

Introduction to Graphs - Get your fundamentals of how Graphs work in C++ cleared up

Applications in Game Development - Understand different applications of Graphs in game development

Different components of a graph: Identify and implement the different components of a Graph and build the same using C++

Edges

Vertices

Path

Types of Graphs - Learn about different Graph types and the different use cases for the same

Undirected Graphs

Directed Graphs

Weighted Graphs

BFS

DFS

Pathfinding using graphs : Learn about different algorithms to find the path to a particular value in C++

Applications, Advantages and Disadvantages of Graph

Capstone Project (4 Weeks)

The Capstone project is going to be the final project in the course, you will be showcasing everything you learnt during the entire length of the course here

The project is going to be a unique project only made by you

Use and implement everything you learned during the course. From Data structures to Programming patterns to Advanced Unity Concepts.

Choose among multiple Game Design Documents presented to you and make a full-fledged playable game under a month

This should be the highlighting project pinned at the top of the portfolio

Placement Process

Dedicated Placement Team

With over 150+ partner companies, our placement team works tirelessly to match your skills with the best game studios that align with your career goals.

Game Development Community

Make use of the community to collaborate, share insights, and exchange feedback in a supportive environment that nurtures creativity and innovation.

Portfolio, LinkedIn, & Resume Prep

Make your portfolio, resume, & LinkedIn profile with training from industry experts to present your skills effectively to potential employers and collaborators.

Build in Public

Create projects across AR,VR, HTML, Android & iOS games and showcase your game development journey to recruiters

Fee Structure

Unlock your game development dreams with affordable and hassle-free EMI options starting at - ₹9,634 per month.

Total fee - INR 2.5 lakhs + GST. With pocket-friendly EMI choices, Kickstart the program right after you register and make your first EMI payment

Play games made by Outscal Alumni

Baba is you

Baba is You is an award-winning puzzle game where you can change the rules by which you play. In every level, the rules themselves are present as blocks you can interact with.

Created By:

Aasish Varma

Make New Way

The goal is to move the cubes to the spheres of the corresponding color. Your actions like pushing the blocks while moving the first cube will affect the second cube's path.

Created By:

Yogesh Krishnan Svs

Fireball

A Classic Platformer game with 5 challenging Levels. Students make the platformer games while working on their first project.

Created By:

Ravi Kiran Svs

Frequently Asked Questions

Am I eligible for this course ?

Outscal has always been passionate about delivering accessible upskilling opportunities to enthusiasts looking to train themselves and take the next step in their career as a game developer.

Though there are no specific eligibility criteria, learners are required to have the following prerequisite to make this experience one of the best possible.

Passionate about making games with a burning desire to become a game developer.

You have a creative streak and feel excited about creating new experiences for everyone.

You are willing to push your boundaries and you have an attitude of 'whatever it takes'.

Ability to dedicate 12-18 Hours towards the course on a weekly basis.

A system with a minimum 8 GB RAM, i5 Processor and 1 GB graphic card.

Will my experience in a non game development role matter?

Though game development as a whole is a very unique vertical which comes with its own quirks, some prior experience in a related industry/role might help expedite the transition to a game development role. Here are examples of a few prior work experiences that will make your transition easier.

Any software development or related experience will be helpful while getting started with the fundamentals of game development like OOPs and DSA in gaming

If you have other software testing/QA/support role experience, it will come in handy with different test cases of your game to write clean code.

Overall, any prior experience or training whether technical or non-technical can be leveraged while starting your career as a game developer. How to best use your prior experience to your advantage will be covered in the placement module of the full-stack game development course.

Do I get a job guarantee?

Outscal have a 100% placement record on completion of a full-stack game development course

If you want to know the success stories of Outscal, please check the Outscal Success Stories content of this chapter.

When does the placement process start?

The placement process starts when a candidate becomes eligible for the placement drive, which simply means after acquiring desired skills

Placement preparation starts from day 0

Be it LinkedIn, C++, OOPs, Unity, DS whatever is getting covered in the full-stack game development program will lead you towards the best placements

Each module has placement preparation which covers mock interviews complete with industry professionals and interview questions to practice with

How do I get the job after completing the course?

We have over 100+ Partner companie,s along with the best studios across India.

We have already placed talented folks in some of the best companies like SUMO, Ubisoft, Zynga, and many more…

We have a dedicated placement team with over a decade of game development industry experience.

The placement team helps target the best possible company for the individual.

What is the duration of course?

Outscal Full Stack Game Development is a self-paced course

The average duration for completion of the course and getting a job is around 8 months

The duration of the course is not fixed, if you are hyper-active in doing assignments you can complete the course early as well.

The formula is simple - acquire skills early → get placed early.

Once we introduce you to any company/s, it usually takes 3-4 weeks to complete the entire hiring process.

How does doubt solving work?

Outscal is overpowered with an 8k+ discord community passionate about game development just like you, so we don't just solve doubts there, we destroy them.

There are dedicated text and voice channels for unity, unreal, C++, doubts and active members to solve those.

Even after all this, if any doubts escapes we have professional mentors and we will give one-on-one doubt-call with them.

Who will review my code and projects?

Outscal has game development professionals to review your code and projects.

Industry demands Code architecture, code scalability, code flexibility and clean code writing but sadly very few developers have the skills to write code like this.

So the ones who have these code-writing skills will be reviewing your code.