IICT & Lakshya Digital launches six months 3D Environment Art for Video Games Course

Newly launched six months program offers specialisation in “3D Environment Art for Video Games.

Indian Institute of Creative Technology (IICT) and Lakshya Digital have announced launch of a pilot six-month program in creating 3D Environment Art for Video Games. IICT, modelled like IITs and IIMs set to be a National Centre of Excellence for the AVGC-XR sector (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, Comics, and Extended Reality).

As per a release issued by the institute, India’s video games market is at a defining moment, poised to leave its mark on global media and entertainment—with video games fueling innovation and growth in the country's creative economy. To boost this vision, the Indian Institute of Creative Technology (IICT) is making strategic investments in skilling, incubation, content development, R&D, and IT development, laying the foundation for a thriving ecosystem of video game creators. The launch of the pilot game-dev program at IICT in collaboration with Lakshya Digital is a significant step in this direction.

This new program is designed to offer participants a structured, immersive training experience that balances foundational learning with advanced video game development practices. Over six months, students will be trained in a studio-style environment, spending seven hours each day engaged in intensive, hands-on learning.

Vishwas Deoskar, CEO of IICT, added, "At IICT, our mission is to bridge the gap between education and industry in the creative tech space. This collaboration with Lakshya Digital marks a pivotal step towards that goal. By integrating real-world studio practices into our academic programs, we are equipping students with the creative and technical edge needed to thrive in the global game development industry."

Anando Banerjee, Production Head India, Lakshya Digital said, “This program is an example of industry-academia collaboration leading to meaningful opportunities for India’s vast pool of creative talent. Our goal is to give aspiring game developers the kind of exposure and discipline they would need to excel inside a real studio environment. By the end of the course, participants will not only be skilled in the latest techniques but will also carry the confidence and readiness to step directly into the industry.”

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