Wow you did it! You finished game design! 🎉 You might be wondering what you should do next to continue your game journey. Here a few good ideas:
Consider posting your game to [itch.io](http://itch.iohttps://itch.io/) so it can be enjoyed by all! Itch.io allows you to list your game for free, for a cost or even for a pay what you want model so you can get a few donations on it! It’s also great for a portfolio.
If you made a board or card game, consider posting it to the Game Crafter! The Game Crafter will manufacture and sell your game for you, giving you a small portion of the profits. It’s a great way to get your game out there and make a little money off of it!
If you end up doing this, please send me an email about it. I love purchasing past student games!
If you enjoyed my class and want to continue your game development journey, consider registering for Game Development (CMSI 3752) in a future semester. Josh is a phenomenal instructor who taught me when I was at LMU. I cannot recommend his class enough. Greyson, who also occasionally teaches Game Development, did an independent study with me and is also a phenomenal instructor. Learn to program and make more games!!
Maybe you want to work in games, or maybe you just want to make more games! If you need some motivation, check out http://itch.io/jams. A game jam is an event where you have to make a game in a limited amount of time. They are great ways to force yourself to make stuff, meet other devs, and try new things!
If you are interested in TAing for me, shoot me an email at my LMU email address. I usually take 2 TAs per semester. I choose my TAs based on class performance, initiative for the material, and availability. TAs are assigned through Computer Science’s TA Program.