Free game-production resources, and quite a lot of them.

Articles, podcast conversations, YouTube training and downloads for producers and production leaders. Nobody hands you a manual when you become a producer, so we have tried to write some of it down.

Pick the format that suits how you like to learn, or start from the production problem in front of you and follow it across the library.

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Start from the problem you have.

Most people arrive with something specific on their mind: a process that is not working, a risk nobody seems to own or a question about their next role. Each topic below mixes articles, videos, podcast episodes and downloads on that subject.

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Two free downloads to start with.

Both are free and come through the Academy’s learning library.

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Free PDF download

Critical Game Development Risks

Nine risks that turn up in game development again and again, the early signs to watch for and prompts for what to do about each one.

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Cover of the Transferable Skills Toolkit: From Games to Tech Roles.

Free digital toolkit

Transferable Skills Toolkit: Games to Tech Roles

If you are out of work or looking beyond games, this helps you map your experience to roles in the wider tech sector, rewrite your CV in language those employers recognise and spot the gaps worth closing.

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