[While We're At It, Let's Release] Unity Idle Raising Game (M1 + C1)

Just a game, just a concept and that's it? NO!
Create various features and actually launch them

• [Unity Idle Raising Game] produced by Rookiss
  This is a project that you can experience from the idea conception stage to the actual launch.

• Learn how to implement core RPG content (battles, skills, AI, goods, growth, items, quests, etc.).

• Learn the basics of servers, including chat servers, ranking servers, and mail servers.

• Learn the knowledge needed to run a game, including advertising, payments, and security.

• Learn how to upload and launch your app on the marketplace.

Getting a job is not something you prepare for,
Following

Students complain about the difficulty of finding a job, but companies actually complain that they have no one to hire. While there are many entry-level job seekers, there's still a significant gap between the entry-level skills required for real-world projects and the level of experience required for entry-level positions. Students study diligently, but blindly trying without understanding the right approach isn't enough. Just as running a marathon while going backwards is pointless, it's crucial to move in the right direction when studying programming.

However, from a student's perspective, finding that path amidst limited information is incredibly challenging. They say joining a company and learning from others' code is a shortcut to growth, but this opportunity is a privilege granted only after getting a job. Furthermore, companies often prefer experienced candidates and are reluctant to hire new hires. So how exactly should new hires gain experience?

Rookiss MMO Lab is a newly formed five-person team aiming to release a mobile MMO every year. Rookiss's philosophy is to build successful games through fun and innovative ideas, and to share the technology used in game development so everyone can grow together. In the first half of 2024, we plan to develop [Idle-Growing Single-Player RPG (M1)], where we will learn RPG content and web server fundamentals. In the second half of the year, we will remake [MMO Game (M2)] . By taking this course, you can follow the progress of the first half of the project.

What kind of portfolio should I create to get a job?

Questions like this don't make much sense.

This is because companies prioritize applicants' comprehensive skills and research abilities. However, if you're submitting a simple Unity puzzle game as your main portfolio, and it doesn't even include a single core technology you can highlight, your strategy is flawed. Because employment is fundamentally a relative evaluation, your application won't stand out from the crowd of job seekers.

If you build on what you learned in the bootcamp lectures, practice developing large-scale games, and write technical introductions on various RPG implementation and design methods, and even document the challenges you faced during the development process and ultimately experience the process of creating and launching an online game, you'll find yourself able to choose a company and apply, rather than worrying about document screening. After all, employment isn't something you prepare for; it's something that follows .

How it works

• This lecture (serial) is a recorded and edited version of a live lecture held every week in the first half of 2024 (January to June).

  
  

• Live lectures are

  Rookiss himself will be giving live lectures on Discord.

• This week, we'll walk you through the progress made by the Rookiss team, using code.

• This isn't just a simple coding course, it's seriously aimed at launch and profit.