cutthemidrange

I have indeed learned a lot. Learned about design patterns, software architecture, optimisation and a ton of stuff.

Sorry for the confusion, I mean serious game company as in a company that makes serious game made for learning purposes.

I make minimum wage, and am able to network at school since it's an apprenticeship. I also joined gamedev groups in my city.

Thank you for your comment.

What I meant by serious game company is, a company that makes serious games for learning purposes. Sorry for the confusion.

Indeed I am learning a lot from this experience, and if I started a new Unity project now, it would be better in pretty much every aspect.

Also yes, your second point is really important. Spending time alone makes me depressed, but when they come in it is better. For now I'm thinking I can stay but on days like this where I'm alone it's hard.

The opportunity to get a degree is that, this is an apprenticeship, and so I balance between work and school and should get a master's degree at the end if I pass the exams

Ah sorry, I should clarify, when I said serious game company, I meant a company that makes serious games, as in serious games for learning and stuff like that.

Yes, you're right. My worry is that I'll have to abandon my studies if I want to jump ship. My company is one of the few companies working with Unity in my city, I worry I won't find another apprenticeship. I feel like I should just tank it but I know it's not good for my health.

Thanks a lot for the advice.