What do you think about VideoGame Developer / Art Design careers?

I'm sure it's a big scoop of both.

if you love what you do, is very hard to become stressing, but its very easy fall off when things star becoming wrong, but most all the time its a fun experience, you have the control, you can do whatever you want. :)

Well.. I am "trying" to get in ._.
I did take part in a competition though.. It didn't go that well.. 3/5 people were not giving it much importance..
I didn't feel stress from the work, I kinda did from ym teammates.. the last days were hectic though.. got about 2~3 hours sleep on the last two days.. I don't know how I managed to stay up like that XD

equal parts of cool and hard, im a gamedesigner working in my first real game

Well, I'm not in an industry, but I think it would be a good way to never enjoy a videogame again.

I'm sort of indie dev. It's just that I suck, so I never actually finished any of my games... except one, which is not in English.

Anyway, if solving problems is something you like, then coding is for you. Just be prepared to solve a lot of problems. Good thing is that more often than not, someone else already solved that and wrote an explanation on the Internet. But games are much more than coding... sound artists, 2d artists, 3d artists, level designers (this seems easy, but how many maps reach a cult status? one or two per game!) and so on.

Is it a fun experience or the stress beats the path?
That would probably depend on who you work for, what you're doing, deadlines, personal preference etc

Why do you think people hate games?, why people love games?
Most likely because everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

From your ideas, what makes a good game?
Not to beat a dead horse, but surprisingly personal preference plays into this one too! If we look at the indie scene, having the creative freedom and not being told what to do let's you do exactly what you want. If you do, how could it not be a good game to you and who cares what anyone else thinks?

Its actually people involved in this jobs well?. They live right? Earn good money?
Outsourcing is easy and lower the wages. If you're an artist or a programmer, you aren't going to be a millionaire even if you worked on the biggest title of the year.
If you're indie, you work for weeks, months or even years on a game. Assuming you don't have a job and aren't offering preorders, how do you suppose they get money? The whole idea of being indie is not receiving funding from a publisher to have your creative freedom. If the game isn't successful, then chances are they'll be going back to a 9-5 job.

Quite frankly, there is tons of sites or forums about this on the internet. Judging by your questions, it's safe to assume you haven't even bothered looking despite claiming a lack of information on this topic.

I'm working on my own game, which i plan to release on steam so i will shed light from what i believe.

Is it a fun experience or the stress beats the path?
Well it depends on if your working for someone or yourself, and both involve a little stress but mainly only around solving problems that arise, In my experience my stress is fueled by adrenaline when i'm fixing and issue and then when i fix it, i feel like a big chunk of happiness has been dumped in my lap because its all sweet sailing.

Why do you think people hate games?, why people love games?
well everyone has different tastes, But i Believe if you do a good job even those that hate your your game wont hate it that much, And again i think when someone gets a good balance of the key requirements for a genre the game will be well recieved.

A good example of this is showing someone the best tabletop game ever, and them just throwing it in the bin because it is trash ( Different Tastes play a role, and Devs that ignore this i believe fall flat on thier faces)

From your ideas, what makes a good game?
On a Personal Note, I think a good game doesnt have to have awsome graphics, it doesnt even have to be 3d, I Believe it has to only follow 3 simple rules, Which are good music, A Goal, and a Feeling/emotion.

Let me Elaborate on this, Music helps the player engage with the game, while the Goal and the Feeling work in sync to pull the player in, This is the key and should be used in everything from storyline to the core mechanics of a game.

Its actually people involved in this jobs well?. They live right? Earn good money?
If its an Award winning game, sure they eat well, If not then well they make a tiny bit and enough to fund another small game. Thats why i'm in it for the Joy and not for the wealth.

I have a List of things i want to do before i die, Creating and Publishing a game is on that list.

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