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An elaborately decorated house in Animal Crossing, complete with indoor plants, slot machine, nesting dolls, and giant totems.
Ferrara, John. 2012. Playful Design. New York: Rosenfeld Media. www.rosenfeldmedia.com/books/game-design/
Playtesting a game I designed with Borna, Jenny and Myra for Frank Lantz's Game Design class at ITP.
A day long workshop I ran for the Curtin Leadership Centre to involve students as co-designers in the development of the new Leadership Challenge App. Yes, we had a blast!
P.J. Johnson, Celia Pearce and Brett Osborne during the Art History of Games reception at Kai Lin Art.
Im diesjährigen Weihnachtsworkshop in Wels wurden, gemeinsam mit Schülern des MRG Fadingerstraße Linz, die Grundlagen der Open-Source 3D Modelliersoftware Blender behandelt und fliegende Inseln für das Spiel 'Fragment Planet' modelliert, sowie texturiert.
'Fragment Planet' ist ein Echtzeitstrategiespiel von Simon Stix, in dem die Erde auf der Suche nach einer neuen Energiequelle vernichtet wurde. Die Überlebenden der Katastrophe bewegen sich mithilfe von Fluggeräten zwischen Fragmenten der alten Welt und bauen auf ihnen trostlose Städte und Militärbasen. Der Stil des Spiels ist eine Mischung aus Steam- und Cyberpunk und es verbindet die Elemente klassischer Strategiespiele, mit frei beweglichen, fliegenden Inseln, wodurch ein einzigartig dynamisches Gameplay entsteht.
Workshop-Leitung: Gerolf Nikolay, MSc
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von GMF-Productions www.gmf.com.mx
Im diesjährigen Weihnachtsworkshop in Wels wurden, gemeinsam mit Schülern des MRG Fadingerstraße Linz, die Grundlagen der Open-Source 3D Modelliersoftware Blender behandelt und fliegende Inseln für das Spiel 'Fragment Planet' modelliert, sowie texturiert.
'Fragment Planet' ist ein Echtzeitstrategiespiel von Simon Stix, in dem die Erde auf der Suche nach einer neuen Energiequelle vernichtet wurde. Die Überlebenden der Katastrophe bewegen sich mithilfe von Fluggeräten zwischen Fragmenten der alten Welt und bauen auf ihnen trostlose Städte und Militärbasen. Der Stil des Spiels ist eine Mischung aus Steam- und Cyberpunk und es verbindet die Elemente klassischer Strategiespiele, mit frei beweglichen, fliegenden Inseln, wodurch ein einzigartig dynamisches Gameplay entsteht.
Workshop-Leitung: Gerolf Nikolay, MSc
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von GMF-Productions www.gmf.com.mx
Playtesting a game I designed with Borna, Jenny and Myra for Frank Lantz's Game Design class at ITP.
Playtesting a game I designed with Borna, Jenny and Myra for Frank Lantz's Game Design class at ITP.
GAME DESIGN BEYOND SCREENS & JOYSTICKS
Keyboards, mice and twin stick pads constitute an overwhelming majority of game controlling devices, while displays and speakers monopolize the rendering ones. Despite its obvious economic and ergonomic virtues, the standardization of physical interfaces closes creative doors and conceals a whole field of possibilities. Beyond screens and joysticks lies a world begging to be explored. There is a marginal but increasing number of games that forges ahead and breaks new ground in various fields from arcades to the ALT CTRL movement, escape rooms and new technologies based games. This talk will call into question the part of the game experience that is happening in the physical space, often taken for granted because based on generic devices and then attempt to chart this new territory with a UX design compass and Human-Machine Interaction's tools.
Tatiana Vilela dos Santos is a multi-award winning independent game designer and interactive artist based in Paris, France. All her works are part of her interactive multimedia project MechBird. She studied both game design and contemporary arts. She graduated a Bachelor's degree in Game Design from both public and private schools and obtained a Master's degree in Interactive Multimedia from the Sorbonne university. Since 2010, she designs, develops and builds experimental games based on new technologies or unique interfaces specially made for her games. Most of her games are created in artistic residencies and are meant to be played at events in various venues and not necessarily sold online or in shops. She teaches game and UX design in universities and middle-schools. She regularly speaks at conferences and festivals. All her exhibited works can be find on the website of her interactive multimedia project, MechBird.
Feb. 19, 2013 - State Farm's Amelia Folkes presented two grants:
East Austin College Prep was awarded a $25,000 grant for the Teen Driver Safety Service Learning Project. This year they will work on projects in Globaloria Game Design Program.
Southwest Key was awarded a $15,000 grant to support adult Financial Literacy training through East Austin Children's Promise.
A day long workshop I ran for the Curtin Leadership Centre to involve students as co-designers in the development of the new Leadership Challenge App. Yes, we had a blast!
Charakterdesigns von Binan Woll, Koboldgames GmbH
Mehr Informationen unter www.behance.net/gallery/23917343/Stereotypenspiel
Playtesting a game I designed with Borna, Jenny and Myra for Frank Lantz's Game Design class at ITP.
Im diesjährigen Weihnachtsworkshop in Wels wurden, gemeinsam mit Schülern des MRG Fadingerstraße Linz, die Grundlagen der Open-Source 3D Modelliersoftware Blender behandelt und fliegende Inseln für das Spiel 'Fragment Planet' modelliert, sowie texturiert.
'Fragment Planet' ist ein Echtzeitstrategiespiel von Simon Stix, in dem die Erde auf der Suche nach einer neuen Energiequelle vernichtet wurde. Die Überlebenden der Katastrophe bewegen sich mithilfe von Fluggeräten zwischen Fragmenten der alten Welt und bauen auf ihnen trostlose Städte und Militärbasen. Der Stil des Spiels ist eine Mischung aus Steam- und Cyberpunk und es verbindet die Elemente klassischer Strategiespiele, mit frei beweglichen, fliegenden Inseln, wodurch ein einzigartig dynamisches Gameplay entsteht.
Workshop-Leitung: Gerolf Nikolay, MSc
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von GMF-Productions www.gmf.com.mx
★★★★★ FREE 3D CRAFT SANDBOX ★★★★★
Craft & Build & Destroy & Survive
★★★ JOIN SURVIVAL EPIC EXPLORE & ADVENTURE! ★★★
🎮 REALMCRAFT Game Android Download link:
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tellurionmobile...
Realmcraft is a game almost identical to Minecraft. Many appreciate it for smoother graphics. In addition, unlike Minecraft, it can be played for free. The greatest advantage of this game is the ingeniously simple gameplay that allows you to create whatever you like.
In survival mode, you will need to not only get food but also build a shelter from monsters in a timely manner. At the same time, you will first have to get all the tools and materials for construction with your bare hands. The game also has a creative mode where you can build everything: from giant statues to football stadiums without wasting time on mining and protection from monsters. By the way, you can watch interesting building tutorials here.
*** GAME FEATURES ***
• 3D Sandbox free construction game;
• MULTIPLAYER: play and build online with your friends;
• Explore world in rpg fun building game;
• Enjoy huge cube world and pixel craft;
• Mine & crafting and building and destroying everything;
• Gather resources, makecraft to survive;
• Fight your enemies in survival & craft mode;
• Crafting and Building game with huge 3D world;
• Creation mode to set your imagination free.
GAME DESIGN BEYOND SCREENS & JOYSTICKS
Keyboards, mice and twin stick pads constitute an overwhelming majority of game controlling devices, while displays and speakers monopolize the rendering ones. Despite its obvious economic and ergonomic virtues, the standardization of physical interfaces closes creative doors and conceals a whole field of possibilities. Beyond screens and joysticks lies a world begging to be explored. There is a marginal but increasing number of games that forges ahead and breaks new ground in various fields from arcades to the ALT CTRL movement, escape rooms and new technologies based games. This talk will call into question the part of the game experience that is happening in the physical space, often taken for granted because based on generic devices and then attempt to chart this new territory with a UX design compass and Human-Machine Interaction's tools.
Tatiana Vilela dos Santos is a multi-award winning independent game designer and interactive artist based in Paris, France. All her works are part of her interactive multimedia project MechBird. She studied both game design and contemporary arts. She graduated a Bachelor's degree in Game Design from both public and private schools and obtained a Master's degree in Interactive Multimedia from the Sorbonne university. Since 2010, she designs, develops and builds experimental games based on new technologies or unique interfaces specially made for her games. Most of her games are created in artistic residencies and are meant to be played at events in various venues and not necessarily sold online or in shops. She teaches game and UX design in universities and middle-schools. She regularly speaks at conferences and festivals. All her exhibited works can be find on the website of her interactive multimedia project, MechBird.
gamedesign.university/elliott-kemenczy
FEBRUARY 27 2019/27 FEBBRAIO 2019
18:00 - 19:00
Room 135/Aula 135 (terzo piano)
Università IULM (IULM 1)
Via Carlo Bo, 1
20143 Milan
Indie studio Cardboard Computer drew up a simple outline for their magical realist adventure game Kentucky Route Zero, but over the nearly 8-year development process they found themselves lost in a twisty maze of passages, all different. In this Kentucky Route Zero postmortem, Cardboard Computer co-founders Jake Elliott and Tamas Kemenczy will lead a guided tour back through these electronic tunnels and nocturnal highways, paying special attention to the little detours and dead-end tunnels.
Jake Elliott is co-founder of Cardboard Computer, where he is a writer, programmer, and designer on the game Kentucky Route Zero. His work is characterized by playful text, reflective pacing, and human-scale drama. He has taught videogame design, programming, and experimental animation at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, DePaul University and Northwestern University. He lives in central Kentucky.
Im diesjährigen Weihnachtsworkshop in Wels wurden, gemeinsam mit Schülern des MRG Fadingerstraße Linz, die Grundlagen der Open-Source 3D Modelliersoftware Blender behandelt und fliegende Inseln für das Spiel 'Fragment Planet' modelliert, sowie texturiert.
'Fragment Planet' ist ein Echtzeitstrategiespiel von Simon Stix, in dem die Erde auf der Suche nach einer neuen Energiequelle vernichtet wurde. Die Überlebenden der Katastrophe bewegen sich mithilfe von Fluggeräten zwischen Fragmenten der alten Welt und bauen auf ihnen trostlose Städte und Militärbasen. Der Stil des Spiels ist eine Mischung aus Steam- und Cyberpunk und es verbindet die Elemente klassischer Strategiespiele, mit frei beweglichen, fliegenden Inseln, wodurch ein einzigartig dynamisches Gameplay entsteht.
Workshop-Leitung: Gerolf Nikolay, MSc
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von GMF-Productions www.gmf.com.mx
Amber Oliver, VP of Globaloria, visited Jefferson Middle School Academy in Washington, D.C. and had a great time talking with the students of Angel Cintron's 8th Grade class about learning computer science and game design through the Globaloria curriculum and starting their game design journeys.
GAME DESIGN BEYOND SCREENS & JOYSTICKS
Keyboards, mice and twin stick pads constitute an overwhelming majority of game controlling devices, while displays and speakers monopolize the rendering ones. Despite its obvious economic and ergonomic virtues, the standardization of physical interfaces closes creative doors and conceals a whole field of possibilities. Beyond screens and joysticks lies a world begging to be explored. There is a marginal but increasing number of games that forges ahead and breaks new ground in various fields from arcades to the ALT CTRL movement, escape rooms and new technologies based games. This talk will call into question the part of the game experience that is happening in the physical space, often taken for granted because based on generic devices and then attempt to chart this new territory with a UX design compass and Human-Machine Interaction's tools.
Tatiana Vilela dos Santos is a multi-award winning independent game designer and interactive artist based in Paris, France. All her works are part of her interactive multimedia project MechBird. She studied both game design and contemporary arts. She graduated a Bachelor's degree in Game Design from both public and private schools and obtained a Master's degree in Interactive Multimedia from the Sorbonne university. Since 2010, she designs, develops and builds experimental games based on new technologies or unique interfaces specially made for her games. Most of her games are created in artistic residencies and are meant to be played at events in various venues and not necessarily sold online or in shops. She teaches game and UX design in universities and middle-schools. She regularly speaks at conferences and festivals. All her exhibited works can be find on the website of her interactive multimedia project, MechBird.
GAME DESIGN BEYOND SCREENS & JOYSTICKS
Keyboards, mice and twin stick pads constitute an overwhelming majority of game controlling devices, while displays and speakers monopolize the rendering ones. Despite its obvious economic and ergonomic virtues, the standardization of physical interfaces closes creative doors and conceals a whole field of possibilities. Beyond screens and joysticks lies a world begging to be explored. There is a marginal but increasing number of games that forges ahead and breaks new ground in various fields from arcades to the ALT CTRL movement, escape rooms and new technologies based games. This talk will call into question the part of the game experience that is happening in the physical space, often taken for granted because based on generic devices and then attempt to chart this new territory with a UX design compass and Human-Machine Interaction's tools.
Tatiana Vilela dos Santos is a multi-award winning independent game designer and interactive artist based in Paris, France. All her works are part of her interactive multimedia project MechBird. She studied both game design and contemporary arts. She graduated a Bachelor's degree in Game Design from both public and private schools and obtained a Master's degree in Interactive Multimedia from the Sorbonne university. Since 2010, she designs, develops and builds experimental games based on new technologies or unique interfaces specially made for her games. Most of her games are created in artistic residencies and are meant to be played at events in various venues and not necessarily sold online or in shops. She teaches game and UX design in universities and middle-schools. She regularly speaks at conferences and festivals. All her exhibited works can be find on the website of her interactive multimedia project, MechBird.
GAME DESIGN BEYOND SCREENS & JOYSTICKS
Keyboards, mice and twin stick pads constitute an overwhelming majority of game controlling devices, while displays and speakers monopolize the rendering ones. Despite its obvious economic and ergonomic virtues, the standardization of physical interfaces closes creative doors and conceals a whole field of possibilities. Beyond screens and joysticks lies a world begging to be explored. There is a marginal but increasing number of games that forges ahead and breaks new ground in various fields from arcades to the ALT CTRL movement, escape rooms and new technologies based games. This talk will call into question the part of the game experience that is happening in the physical space, often taken for granted because based on generic devices and then attempt to chart this new territory with a UX design compass and Human-Machine Interaction's tools.
Tatiana Vilela dos Santos is a multi-award winning independent game designer and interactive artist based in Paris, France. All her works are part of her interactive multimedia project MechBird. She studied both game design and contemporary arts. She graduated a Bachelor's degree in Game Design from both public and private schools and obtained a Master's degree in Interactive Multimedia from the Sorbonne university. Since 2010, she designs, develops and builds experimental games based on new technologies or unique interfaces specially made for her games. Most of her games are created in artistic residencies and are meant to be played at events in various venues and not necessarily sold online or in shops. She teaches game and UX design in universities and middle-schools. She regularly speaks at conferences and festivals. All her exhibited works can be find on the website of her interactive multimedia project, MechBird.
Frank Lantz, director of the NYU Game Lab and deep thinker about games, makes the case for eSports, which have transformed digital games into a massively popular spectator sport, as a valuable social impact tool. Photo Credit: Gabi Porter
APRIL 18 2018/18 APRILE 2018
Aula seminari
Università IULM (IULM 1)
Via Carlo Bo, 1
20143 Milan
gamedesign.university/andrea-babich
ANDREA BABICH
WHEN MARIO MEETS RABBIDS
How a little studio in Milano convinced Ubisoft and Nintendo that developing a turn based strategy mashup between the Super Mario characters and the Rabbids was a good idea. And how Mario+Rabbids: Kingdom Battle became a surprise hit with both the public and the critics. The definitive feel good game development story.
Andrea Babich is Lead Narrative Designer for Mario+Rabbids: Kingdom Battle at Ubisoft Italy. With Fabio Bortolotti, he hosts the leading Italian retrogaming Twitch channel. Moreover, he's a chiptune composer and an occasional ROM modder. Andrea received his B.A. in Communication Sciences at the University of Bologna with a Thesis on retrogaming. Before joining Ubisoft, he worked for almost a decade as a video game journalist. He is the author of the first academic book on Nintendo's most famous character, I mondi di Super Mario: Azioni, Interazioni & Esplorazioni (Ludologica, 2003) published in Italy. Babich lives and works in Milan.
Im diesjährigen Weihnachtsworkshop in Wels wurden, gemeinsam mit Schülern des MRG Fadingerstraße Linz, die Grundlagen der Open-Source 3D Modelliersoftware Blender behandelt und fliegende Inseln für das Spiel 'Fragment Planet' modelliert, sowie texturiert.
'Fragment Planet' ist ein Echtzeitstrategiespiel von Simon Stix, in dem die Erde auf der Suche nach einer neuen Energiequelle vernichtet wurde. Die Überlebenden der Katastrophe bewegen sich mithilfe von Fluggeräten zwischen Fragmenten der alten Welt und bauen auf ihnen trostlose Städte und Militärbasen. Der Stil des Spiels ist eine Mischung aus Steam- und Cyberpunk und es verbindet die Elemente klassischer Strategiespiele, mit frei beweglichen, fliegenden Inseln, wodurch ein einzigartig dynamisches Gameplay entsteht.
Workshop-Leitung: Gerolf Nikolay, MSc
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von GMF-Productions www.gmf.com.mx
Family Game Design Workshop for Kids and Baby Boomers
Saturday, April 25, 2015
5th Ave at 89th Street
New York City
A workshop for families with Guggenheim educators and video game industry professionals investigating game design principles and architectural concepts. Created in collaboration with AARP, Mentor Up, E-Line Media, and the Joan Ganz Cooney Center for Educational Media and Research.
Photo: Filip Wolak
To learn more about our family programs visit www.guggenheim.org/families.