Concept To Demo

Yes, as long as you’re ready to actually make something.
You don’t need shipped games, and you don’t even need to know Unity, Unreal, or Godot yet. We have two paths:

• If you’ve used a game engine before: we’ll work directly on a small digital prototype, tightening your core loop and playtests.
• If you haven’t touched an engine yet: we’ll use paper, boardgame, and rulebook-style prototypes to teach you the fundamentals of game design and testing before you ever open an engine.

The only people this isn’t for are “idea only” folks who aren’t ready to do a few hours of simple build / playtest work between sessions. If you’re willing to try small experiments, you’re ready.

 No. Unity, Unreal, Godot and similar engines all work. We focus on your idea, core loop, and playtests, not engine‑specific tricks.

 You’ll get a booking link in the welcome email. You can schedule your 4 × 30‑minute 1:1 sessions at times that work for you, and you have 8 weeks from purchase to use them.

 You get 4 live 1:1 calls, personalized notes and action items after each session, and the Concept→Demo templates (idea, loop, and playtest worksheets). You also get email support between sessions for quick questions.

If by the end of Session 4 you don’t have a testable core loop and a concrete next‑steps plan, I’ll keep working with you until you do at no extra cost.

Yes, as long as you’re all working on the same game.
This program is priced per project, not per seat, so you’re welcome to bring a co‑founder or a small core team to each call. In practice, that usually means 2–3 people max: the folks who are actually making decisions and doing the work between sessions.

If you and a friend are each working on totally different games, that would be two separate enrollments. The calls only focus on one project at a time so we can go deep and actually move it forward.