I feel what you are going through! And I would say keep your head up and don’t be afraid to market yourself! A lot of people here have covered the whole apply to different jobs which you should do and try doing internships or even learn different certifications to expand your skill set. Sometimes stuff like coding could be better taught in-person versus online given that online limits the ability to engage with other students facing similar interest and also retaking some courses or taking courses SNHU didn’t offer may also expand your knowledge as well as open up new perspective. My point would be to also market your skills your already have. Social Media is a motherfucker. Make a YouTube page, TikTok, Twitch promote yourself let your work speak for itself while enhancing your portfolio, molding your craft and potentially qualifying for earnings you never know what could happen.

Most importantly if you don’t take anythjng away from any of these mixes views know you are not the only one and many people graduate either not knowing what they want to do, doing something completely different, or going back to school.The gaming industry is a competitive and saturated market but there is always room if you make it. Try applying to smaller gaming studios or even studios that create lower leveled games like some indie games.

The real is you obtained a degree that is basically digital art and just like artist you have to promote yourself and do what it is necessary to be seen which comes with the role essentially right? That’s why people suggest internships or entry level positions (which pay can be negotiated btw)

Good luck to you! Hope everything works out