I've been developing games with Unity since summer of 2019 when I had the chance to go to NYU's summer game design program. While there, I spent 4 weeks learning about game design concepts, history, and development using Unity. I was also shown an actual indie studio and some of the projects they were working on. One of the games, a firefighting simulation game, inspired me to try and make my own game, which took about 2 months of teaching myself Unity and development to make. I was able to make it, though, and prove to myself that I could have fun making games. Now, I have spent my college years making games both alone and in groups of up to 16 developers.