I'm 24 and still don't know what I wanna do with my

What are your hobbies? You could go into something surrounding that market

>>18064817

I'm pretty good at statistics.

I like being on the computer.

I could also learn computer programming.

>>18064868
Programming makes dosh right

One of the few "trades"/skills that one can make money with.

Flappy bird, literally 10 lines of code and it steals Mario assets for graphics made 50,000 USD while it was still in the mainstream stores.

>>18064880
The reality is most game devs won't make jack shit at first. Even if their games are sort of fun.

Knowing how to code will get you somewhere, but not all the way. You need to be passionate about code

>>18064880

So, good idea?

>>18064885

Its a numbers game for some. But honestly, its worth it when your game is populat with ALL the demographics that own a mobile device. Mobile gaming revealed that NEETs aren't the only one gaming. Grown and working men rely on video games to escape their 'horrible' lives.

I say make a quick fun game that is accessible to everyone and every age. Flappy Bird was that and that shit even kindergardners can kode in Scratch.

>>18064887

If you are dedicated enough to finish a respectable game for release, yes.

>>18064772
I'm going the computer engineering path. If I do well I might do something significant, if it turns out that I'm a mediocre piece of shit for this too, then at least I can bullshit my way in an IT job.

Its a win-"win" situation.