ul. "Pirin" 41, Varna, Bulgaria

Mobile Game Prototyping Mastery

A practical eight-month journey from core concepts to publishable prototypes. You'll build real games, make actual design decisions, and develop a portfolio that shows what you can do.

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Students working on game prototypes in collaborative environment

What You'll Actually Learn

Eight months. Sixteen modules. Each one builds on the last, taking you from basic mechanics to complex systems that work.

01

Foundation Systems

4 weeks

Game loops, input handling, and state management. Not theory—actual working code you'll write and test. By week three, you're debugging your first playable prototype.

02

Physics and Movement

4 weeks

Touch controls that feel right, collision systems that actually work. You'll spend time tweaking values until movement feels natural—that's where real game design happens.

03

UI Architecture

3 weeks

Menus, HUD elements, responsive layouts for different screen sizes. Mobile means dealing with everything from small phones to tablets—you'll handle all of it.

04

Progression Systems

5 weeks

Level design, difficulty curves, reward structures. This module shows you why some games keep players coming back and others get deleted after five minutes.

05

Performance Optimization

4 weeks

Making games run smoothly on older devices. You'll profile, measure, and fix performance issues—essential skills that separate working prototypes from polished products.

06

Portfolio Development

8 weeks

Build three complete prototypes from concept to completion. These aren't exercises—they're portfolio pieces you'll show potential employers or clients.

Skills That Actually Matter

We focus on capabilities studios need right now. Not buzzwords or trends—practical skills you'll use from day one.

Core

Rapid Prototyping

Test game ideas quickly. Build, test, iterate—sometimes in the same afternoon. Speed matters when you're validating concepts.

Core

Touch Interface Design

Controls that work on screens. Gestures, virtual buttons, drag mechanics—all the ways players interact with mobile games.

Core

System Architecture

Structure code so it doesn't fall apart when you add features. Clean patterns that make collaboration possible.

Advanced

Mobile Optimization

Get games running at 60fps on mid-range devices. Battery efficiency, memory management, asset streaming—the technical stuff that matters.

Advanced

Analytics Integration

Track what players actually do. Set up metrics that answer real questions about gameplay and progression.

Advanced

Platform Publishing

Navigate app store requirements, prepare builds, handle different device configurations. The practical stuff they don't teach in tutorials.

What Graduates Build

Our 2024 graduates produced 47 complete prototypes. Some got published, others landed studio jobs. A few started their own small teams.

You won't get promises about guaranteed jobs or income levels. What you will get: real portfolio pieces, practical experience, and honest feedback on your work.

Graduate showcasing completed mobile game prototype on multiple devices

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Months of Focused Development

3

Complete Portfolio Prototypes

16

Practical Modules with Real Projects

What Previous Students Say

Real feedback from people who completed the program between 2023 and early 2025.

Portrait of Dimitar Kolev

"The portfolio projects were harder than I expected, which ended up being good. When I interviewed at a studio in Sofia, they actually asked me to walk through my optimization decisions—glad I'd done that work."

Dimitar Kolev

2024 Graduate

Portrait of Elena Petrova

"I came from web development with zero game experience. Eight months later, I had three working prototypes and understood mobile performance in ways that actually helped me land freelance work."

Elena Petrova

2023 Graduate

Portrait of Viktor Stoyanov

"Best part was getting honest critique on my work. Not everything I built was great, but learning why some mechanics worked and others didn't taught me more than any tutorial could."

Viktor Stoyanov

2024 Graduate