I went the other way from webdev to working in games and in my experience it really is as fun/interesting as it sounds, the satisfaction of the work is so much higher and the ceiling/depth of the topic is very high.
Been doing it for 4 years so far and I've never hit a wall of boredom like I did in webdev
Nothing beats coming in to work on monday, opening up the engine editor, seeing the mini world you're working on being rendered, and thinking about what cool feature you'll add next
I went the other way from webdev to working in games and in my experience it really is as fun/interesting as it sounds, the satisfaction of the work is so much higher and the ceiling/depth of the topic is very high.
Been doing it for 4 years so far and I've never hit a wall of boredom like I did in webdev
Nothing beats coming in to work on monday, opening up the engine editor, seeing the mini world you're working on being rendered, and thinking about what cool feature you'll add next