Master Mobile Game Strategy Through Real Project Experience
Build your expertise in mobile game planning with hands-on learning that mirrors actual industry workflows. Our programs focus on practical skills that studios actually need in 2025.
Explore Learning Programs
How We Approach Game Planning Education
Every project follows a structured path that builds real competence step by step. You'll work through actual scenarios that game studios face daily.
Market Research Fundamentals
Start with understanding player behavior patterns and competitive analysis. We dig into what makes successful games tick and how to spot market opportunities.
Concept Development Workshop
Transform ideas into viable game concepts through systematic validation. Learn to balance creativity with commercial reality using proven frameworks.
Documentation Mastery
Create professional game design documents that development teams can actually use. Focus on clear communication and practical implementation guidelines.
Industry-Connected Learning That Actually Prepares You
Our curriculum comes from people who've shipped games and understand what studios need. No theoretical fluff — just practical knowledge that translates directly to workplace success.
- Real project portfolios using current industry tools
- Mentorship from active game development professionals
- Focus on mobile market trends and monetization strategies
- Collaborative learning with cross-functional project teams
Learning From People Who've Been There
Our instructors bring years of hands-on experience from Taiwan's growing mobile gaming sector and understand the unique challenges of breaking into this field.
Marcus Thorne
Mobile Strategy Specialist
"The mobile gaming landscape changes rapidly. I focus on teaching adaptable planning skills rather than rigid formulas. Students learn to think like publishers while maintaining creative vision."
Henrik Lindqvist
Senior Game Design Instructor
"Good game planning isn't about following templates — it's about understanding players and solving real problems. I help students develop that intuition through practical experience."
