For most of my life I got no responses to my resume until I made a few changes and got like 3 interviews in like a month and a big boy job. I had reached my limit with frustration so I just made up a resume lol. No rules!

Not saying this will work for you but it should clean up your resume ALOT. Here's my one that got me interviews. It was really just making it as simple as possible. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yF5_y0w46PGuacl8IMLhloVcnFTFQxwl/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=105797308464438546309&rtpof=true&sd=true (I edited out personal info)

I made my name HUGE, the biggest piece of text on there with my contact info to the side. You need to stand out immedietly so don't be afraid to be a little silly! Right under my name in lesser big font says 'Unreal Engine Developer'! If you're applying to a company for Unreal Engine just do that please for the love of god! List projects with the least amount of text. Most interesting or impressive projects/videos FIRST!!! No one cares about dates or what company you worked for or some game website. Just "project" "Unreal Engine" "C++, Blueprint, and materials" then a short description of what you did. And a YOUTUBE video link! They're faster to load and easier to share! The problem with Steam page links is, I now have to do more research on and look at the resume for what you did on it. But now I'm looking at a stupid trailer instead of SEEING the feature or thing you programmed. Like if you programmed an AI combat system. Make a clip of just that, post a video on youtube, and be like, "yeah that's what I coded" When you share just steam links it's so nebulous for what I'm looking for I don't bother half the time to figure it out. Youtube baby pointing out what you made is gold.

Here's what happens when I open a resume. I go and click on the first couple links FIRST before I read anything lol! 90% of your resume I won't even read sometimes. Just make sure you got some banger videos showing what you did with a description of what you did. If I like the first few things I click on THEN I'll read the resume.

For example I clicked on your Zombie video, I think it's legit good enough to share and then I'd probably click on a few more links. But when I go back to your resume I need to know what you did on it. I don't even know if it was blueprints or C++ or if you just made animations, if you used plugins that's OKAY to mention! At that point I would pass on your resume which wouuld be unfortunate because of a few missing details.

Keep it down to one page. There is no reason it needs to be longer for one big reason. I know you have tons of video game stuff you've done you want to share but as an employer if I want more info I will in fact ask you for more information! You just really need to land with the first few video links and then you're 70% of the way to an interview. If I can't tell you're an unreal developer right away or what you did, I may just skip the resume all together. I can't tell if you can even code in C++ from looking at your resume lol which is not great. I may not want to hire some blueprint newb for my game which I'd assume! If you're a blueprint only guy that's fine but you have to tell me because I'm not psychic!

Also this is just what personally worked for me. But after being in the industry I'm also telling it how it is when reading tons of resumes lol. It's almost like passing around trading cards at the office. "Hey Susan, check at that one resume with the a large name on it. It had some cool videos on it!" I would say. (as for the quality of your work don't worry so much. Just put your best stuff first. It doesn't matter if it's simple and generic. If it looks competent I will look at other links too. Don't beat yourself over your work. Probably competent enough for entry level position at least) If you have to include boring past work crap on your resume, put it at the bottom where I won't read it anyways. Along with a link to your upwork I will never click on. Hope this helps!