Thu 3rd November, 2011
The University of Bedfordshire will play host to more than 150 games’ enthusiasts competing head-to-head to create innovative video games using Unreal Development Kit, a professional tool used to make the biggest games in the industry.
On Friday, 4 November, registered competitors will meet at the University’s new computer development labs at the Luton campus to form teams and build games around a secret theme, which will be announced on the first evening of the event.
Myra Smallman, Head of Teaching at Train2Game said: “After the success of the last Game Jam, we’re delighted to be hosting the event at the University of Bedfordshire again. This is a great opportunity for Train2Game students to get together, have fun, and rub shoulders with well- known developers from the industry.”
The jam concludes on Sunday, 6 November when four teams will be selected as winners by industry experts from some of the UK’s biggest development houses.
For further information and to sign up to the Game Jam visit http://train2game-jam2.com.
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