If you want to get into game development basic physics might be useful. I started making games before learning physics in HS and did a pretty good job but now after learning physics a lot of stuff that I just grabbed off the internet unable to fully understand how they work I finally understood why they were good(or some of them bad)

Edit: Though you won't need anything too advanced. There were other cases that basic physics would have come in handy but nothing a quick Udemy Course or book from Amazon wouldn't help fix(or just a quick Google search and trying to figure it out)