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The Globaloria team travelled to San Jose, California to celebrate the 2014 Globeys Game Design Awards ceremony and award winning students with amazing prizes while conducting training to familiarize new teachers with the Globaloria program, how to implement it in their classrooms, and engage their students on their game design journeys.
MAY 2 2018/2 MAGGIO 2018
Aula seminari
Università IULM (IULM 1)
Via Carlo Bo, 1
20143 Milan
gamedesign.university/alex-camilleri
IDIOSYNCRATIC GAMES, OR: IDIOGAMES
PLEASE RSVP
In this talk, Alex Camilleri will present and explore games that provide unique ideas and show singular cultural traits through game mechanics and narratives. Spanning from small experimental games to bigger productions, the aim of this talk is to show how valuable it can be to create games that challenge and enrich the player’s understanding of the world.
Alex Camilleri is an Italian game designer currently living in Malmö, Sweden. After experimenting with the game medium and following the release of the autobiographical game Memoir En Code: Reissue, Alex decided it was time to change gear. He now makes scary stuff at Frictional Games as a gameplay designer and programmer, but still finds time to make small interactive experiences.
JUNE 20 2018
AAA Collective
ACID GAMES
gamedesign.university/aaa-collective
In this talk, four members of the collective AAA (Merle Leufgen, Gabriel Helfenstein, Troy Duguid, and Jessica Palmer) will present their work and reflect on their collaborative practices which intent to propose an alternative to the often accepted thinking that the way we live and organize society is the only possible way. The aim of the talk will be to show how games and collaborative exchange in game development can help break the inertia resulting from the perceived lack of possibles disrupting the current status quo - in our everyday lives as well as in the production of art.NY DSC
The Globaloria team travelled to Huntsville, Alabama to familiarize new teachers with the Globaloria program, how to implement it in their classrooms, and engage their students on their game design journeys.
On November 27 2019, game designer Pietro Polsinelli led a workshop on merging storytelling principles and game design tools for the students of the Master of Arts in Game Design at IULM University. The workshop took place at Cascina Moncucco during GAME CONTEXTS, one of the Program’s core courses. It was also open to all alumni of the M.A. Program.
When defining the narrative of a game, even at the concept level, it is useful to write down short characters bios, articulate the game's background universe, outline the possible endings and so on. Writing a sample dialogue or textual introduction can reveal several hidden or undefined features required and how they should interact with the game mechanics. Polsinelli will illustrate the development of the recent Football Drama, and how that process was expanded for his next project, Roller Drama concept design, pointing out some specific concepts needed when making narratives and mechanics interact. Students will work together with Pietro to add narrative background research and mechanics to their projects.
Pietro Polsinelli is a game designer and developer, mostly working on applied (a.k.a. educational) games. He co-authored a book on applied games in Italian and is currently writing a book on applied games (in English) titled Explaining With Games.
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We are Cellardoor team from Poland.
Aleksandra Łukasiak
Oskar Szulc
Rafał Szekalski
Krzysztof Żarczyński
mentor: Tomasz Gdala
MAY 31 2018/31 MAGGIO 2018
Aula seminari 6:00 - 7:00 pm (18:00 - 19:00)
Università IULM (IULM 1)
Via Carlo Bo, 1
20143 Milan
AN EVENT PRESENTED BY THE MASTER OF ARTS IN GAME DESIGN AT IULM UNIVERSITY
FOCI + LOCI
TOPOS
Topos is a long-term WIP and a game art performance combining a two-channel video projection of artist-built game spaces. The piece examines the cultural shift from the mechanized, topographic 20th century to the topological experience of the digital era through virtual, kinetic portraits. Subjects will include modernist artists concerned with time and movement such as F.T. Marinetti, Claude Cahun, Scott Joplin and others. Navigating custom game spaces in real time, the performers will explore the grand shift from the physical to the virtual.
foci + loci evolved through a fascination with the malleability of virtual space paired with an interest in electroacoustic improvisation leading the duo (Chris Burke and Tamara Yadao) to design spaces that could be “played” as instruments. foci + loci received a NYSCA grant for 2013 to develop their full scale game art performance installation ‘Bal(l)ade’. Tamara received an American Composers' Forum grant in 2015 commissioning the music for foci + loci's "Another Kind of Spiral" which premiered at Cluster Festival in Winnipeg with a performance at Centre Georges Pompidou following soon after. Other performances and exhibits include GAME VIDEO/ART. A SURVEY an official exhibition of the 21st Triennale of Milan, Vector Festival in Toronto, Babycastles, The Stone, and Joe's Pub in NYC.
JUNE 20 2018
AAA Collective
ACID GAMES
gamedesign.university/aaa-collective
In this talk, four members of the collective AAA (Merle Leufgen, Gabriel Helfenstein, Troy Duguid, and Jessica Palmer) will present their work and reflect on their collaborative practices which intent to propose an alternative to the often accepted thinking that the way we live and organize society is the only possible way. The aim of the talk will be to show how games and collaborative exchange in game development can help break the inertia resulting from the perceived lack of possibles disrupting the current status quo - in our everyday lives as well as in the production of art.NY DSC
MAY 2 2018/2 MAGGIO 2018
Aula seminari
Università IULM (IULM 1)
Via Carlo Bo, 1
20143 Milan
gamedesign.university/alex-camilleri
IDIOSYNCRATIC GAMES, OR: IDIOGAMES
PLEASE RSVP
In this talk, Alex Camilleri will present and explore games that provide unique ideas and show singular cultural traits through game mechanics and narratives. Spanning from small experimental games to bigger productions, the aim of this talk is to show how valuable it can be to create games that challenge and enrich the player’s understanding of the world.
Alex Camilleri is an Italian game designer currently living in Malmö, Sweden. After experimenting with the game medium and following the release of the autobiographical game Memoir En Code: Reissue, Alex decided it was time to change gear. He now makes scary stuff at Frictional Games as a gameplay designer and programmer, but still finds time to make small interactive experiences.
Sammlung von verschiedenen Level-Elementen. Aus diesen Spielmöglichkeiten soll am Schluss das eigentliche Level zusammengesetzt werden. Dies sind alles "Variationen über ein Thema".
The Globaloria team travelled to San Jose, California to celebrate the 2014 Globeys Game Design Awards ceremony and award winning students with amazing prizes while conducting training to familiarize new teachers with the Globaloria program, how to implement it in their classrooms, and engage their students on their game design journeys.
MAY 2 2018/2 MAGGIO 2018
Aula seminari
Università IULM (IULM 1)
Via Carlo Bo, 1
20143 Milan
gamedesign.university/alex-camilleri
IDIOSYNCRATIC GAMES, OR: IDIOGAMES
PLEASE RSVP
In this talk, Alex Camilleri will present and explore games that provide unique ideas and show singular cultural traits through game mechanics and narratives. Spanning from small experimental games to bigger productions, the aim of this talk is to show how valuable it can be to create games that challenge and enrich the player’s understanding of the world.
Alex Camilleri is an Italian game designer currently living in Malmö, Sweden. After experimenting with the game medium and following the release of the autobiographical game Memoir En Code: Reissue, Alex decided it was time to change gear. He now makes scary stuff at Frictional Games as a gameplay designer and programmer, but still finds time to make small interactive experiences.