Earning money with eminence fame and distinction, sitting inside the house facing no harsh weather,

enjoying discussion with colleagues and friends about the excitement of video-games, are the specific
features of a video game writer that always attract young people. These people reach to adulthood with
a dream of making money by designing, developing and writing the script of video games.

Becoming a video game writer is mellifluous and euphonious as well as interesting and attractive. Those
who are really want to make prominence and distinction; always ready to join the industry that have a
huge and behemoth audience, directly connected to mobile phones, PCs and tablets etc. Innovative and
ingenious can become the writer of video game though developers and designers are the main leaders
but writers are also the core of the game. This industry is growing because people have understood its
importance in their lives and consider that video games develop lot of skills (positively) in younger
children like critical thinking, creativity, analyzing and thought provoking.

Without exception, it is good time to join the said industry and it is a fun and amusement while it lasts,
but unsubtle. Although gaming industry is blooming vigorously for recognition but a large number of
people still not ready to become the member of it as a writer. Firstly, being a game writer they only get
the peanut of its profit and have no share in surplus bunce. Secondly, the plot and dialogue can deny
any time by the developers and designers. Thirdly, most writers work as neutral contractors, so they
have only some of its benefits and protection of being an employee. Fourthly, it is totally a freelance job
and many talented writers move to other jobs between writing gigs when they are out of work more
than a year.

Educational institutions have introduced degree programs and courses massively to serve this giant, and
colossus industry that are exclusively flourishing. In nutshell being a video game writer, has its pros and
cons like all other jobs.