Growing up, I played a lot of video games and always wondered how these video games are made. Eventually, I got to learn a lot of cool stuff about game development. The fact that I could make games made me feel excited. To be honest, when I was a kid, all I wanted to do was fix a bug in a particular game that was annoying me and spoiling the whole experience. That was when I found my passion. From that day onward, I've been learning, exploring, and, more importantly, debugging how to make games.As I'm a college student now, I've had the opportunity to meet a lot of like-minded people at the university and started to develop small games. I would love to have hands-on experience with the development pipeline and cycles of game development studios.