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Global Game Jam 2020 #GGJ20

Global Game Jam 2020

This past weekend the Global Game Jam 2020 took place at the Graz University of Technology. An event where people from around the world get together to develop new Games. This year’s topic was “Repair”.

With 50 participants, the jam site in Graz was the largest of Austria.

Five of our members, Sandra, Anton, Thomas, Christian and Johannes participated in the event and in the end we created three fully fledged games in just 48 hours.

Thomas, Johannes and Sandra decided to use the latest technology virtual reality (VR) for their project. Finally, they submitted the game “WeaponRepair”: https://globalgamejam.org/2020/games/weapon-repair-4

WeaponRepair

Christian and his team programmed a game with the sole purpose of progressing in time through repairing the world clock. Play it right now:

https://globalgamejam.org/2020/games/worldclock-7

World Clock

Anton developed the game “HexRepair”: https://globalgamejam.org/2020/games/hexrepair-0

HexRepair

Have a look here to play all the cool games that were developed during the event and we would love to hear your feedback! 

Global Game Jam Graz Games

For more details have a look here:

https://globalgamejam.org/2020/jam-sites/global-game-jam-graz

February 5, 2020

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Miscellaneous

Slovenian Games Conference 2019

Slovenian Games Conference in Ljubljana 30 November 2019

December 11, 2019

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Conferences Games

Game Dev Days 2019

Last weekend the Game Dev Days took place in Graz. In addition to attending this conference the Game Dev Students helped organizing this event and exhibited some of their current projects.

All infos about the Game Dev Days can be found at gamedevdays.com. The exhibited games were Pixel Soldier and Vandalizing chevalieR, which can be found on itch.io.

September 11, 2019

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Game Jams

Ludum Dare 44

On the weekend of 27th to 28th of April, the 44th edition of Ludum Dare took place. Ludum Dare is one of the longest running online Game Jams. All participants are tasked with creating a game relating to a community chosen theme within 48 hours in the “Compo” category or within 72 hours for the more relaxed “Jam” category.

Nowadays there are countless online game jams happening anytime. However, what makes Ludum Dare special, is its long history (and therefore higher visibility) and unique rating system.
Only people who participated in the jam are allowed to rate other people’s games. By rating games (as well as leaving feedback on their game pages), your game gets more visibility on the main homepage, and is more likely be rated by other people too.
This encourages people to play more games and leave more feedback, resulting in more feedback than at most smaller events.

May 1, 2019

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Conferences

Reboot 2019

A few days ago Sandra, Johannes, Anton and Klemens took part in one of the biggest game developer events worldwide: the Reboot Develop Blue in Dubrovnik, Croatia. We got the opportunity to meet a ton of people from all over the games industry and hear talks from industry legends like Patrice Désilets (Panache Digital Games), Warren Spector (OtherSide Entertainment) or Hidetaka Miyazaki (From Software)

April 20, 2019