Calling all future game makers

Read some top tips from women working as developers, designers and company bosses.

Would you like to work in gaming? To celebrate International Women’s Day 2025, here are some useful pointers from some of the women who work and create in the industry. One important tip is that being excited to play and learn is more important than, say, studying game design at school or university. Rhea Loucas, head of green-games company PlanetPlay, says, “You don’t have to study games to engage with this fantastic sector for your career. The games industry is a place where many different talents shine.” Julianna Pfister is a 3D artist on the popular Roblox game Splash: Skate & Music. She agrees that it’s about having a passion for gaming, rather than focusing on learning. “Honestly, 95% of what I know came from learning after formal education. Start…

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