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I've been playing games since I was 5 and I wondered how were these games are made. One day in 2015 I was casually surfing on the internet and find out about Unity. That day I hooked and since then my goal has been to become a game developer who creates games that reach millions of people. I started by making some clone games like Flappy Bird early in my career and then used the knowledge that I gained from that to work on personal projects. For example I made a game called "Tring" using the insights that I gained from Flappy Bird. In this game, I used bird again but this time bird was moving vertically instead of horizontally and player had to avoid moving platforms to score points. As I tried to figure out how to improve myself, I decided to study computer engineering in 2017 to enhance my software skills and gain knowledge about hardware as a bonus. During my university years, I studied various programming languages, including C#, C++, Java, HTML, CSS, PHP, and Python. Due to my passion and the fact that one of the game engines I'm interested in uses C#, I focused more on C# outside of the university to achieve my goals. I even developed a horror game for my thesis. Besides game development, I also worked on developing websites and recognition systems.To learn more about the game development industry, I enrolled in numerous courses on platforms like Udemy and watched tutorials on YouTube. While I was learning 3D modeling and drawing using Blender and Photoshop on Udemy, I delved deeper into coding on YouTube. Additionally, I created many prototypes and improved my skills in SOLID principles and object-oriented programming (OOP) while using C# and I am continuously striving to improve myself in these areas. I've been publishing some of my projects on Google Play and Itch.io and shared the source code of some of these projects on GitHub.Currently learning shader coding and mathematics in Unity to explore new possibilities.

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  Mehmet Akif Ersoy Üniversitesi

  Computer Engineering