Video Games Development Trainings Launched for Young People

Free Unity and Blender trainings have been organized at INTERA Technology Park in Mostar for young people interested in entering the world of video game development and 3D graphics. The first participants are already active, enthusiastically engaging in hands-on exercises and exploring the creation of 3D characters, scenes, and animations.

These trainings are part of the project CBC GAIN – Investing in the Future: Gaming for New Generations and aim to encourage creative learning among youth while strengthening the local community through the development of digital skills.

Unity and Blender are development tools used for creating video games, graphics, and programming, and they will equip participants with the skills needed to independently create a video game.

In addition to gaining knowledge, participants can use the modern equipment of the Game Development Center at INTERA Technology Park, try out various tools, and connect with one another, all of which contributes to strengthening the local community and developing Mostar’s potential as a hub for digital creativity.

This initiative demonstrates how investing in young people and digital competencies can have long-term positive effects on the entire community, creating new opportunities for learning and employment.