FACT: The video game industry is worth 74 billion dollars. http://tinyurl.com/3vz5np8
FACT: The average programmer makes 92k a year in the video game industry. http://tinyurl.com/7rtp7du
FACT: This course is the easiest way to start your journey into game development.
Traditionally game development is viewed as extremely difficult and hard to master. You imagine thousands of lines of code and spending hours infront of a computer screen. Luckily in the past few years technology has made it easier to learn and produce games.
In this course you will learn the basics of game programming through a fantastic visual programming language. This way you will learn how to program without the hassle of writing code.
In this course you will learn how to start making simple games and I will show you how to make a profit from your games. You can add your game to your resume.
Mammoth Interactive is a company that was formed in 2008 by John Bura. Mammoth Interactive has produced games for the iPhone, iPad, XBOX 360 and more. Their games have been sponsored by highly esteemed companies such as Nickelodeon.
Mammoth Interactive has a long history of providing support to other developers. Mammoth Interactive has been contracted to produce epic soundtracks, addicting levels, rock solid programming and business development.
In 2011 it was clear that there opportunity in the software education market. Mammoth Interactive has released 7 courses on Udemy.com with expert advice from our CEO John Bura. John has been programming since 1997 and teaching since 2002. John brings a unique perspective with his years of experience of teaching and real word experience running a software company. Since November of 2011 Mammoth Interactive has sold over 400k worth of education courses around the world. The courses have been featured on many websites such as Venture Beat, Expert Dojo, Cult of Mac, Macgams, and many more.
In 2012 Mammoth interactive started an educational software branch releasing Code Habit. Code Habit is software the teaches people how to develop software by habit.