麻豆影院 Animation Game Design (AGD) students and faculty will be participating in IndieCade Horizons, Saturday, June 12, from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday, June 13, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. IndeCade Horizons is a new, online, international event that showcases game students and schools, and connects them with tool creators, recruiters, one another and the broader public. A juried festival of games, this event is described as the video game industry鈥檚 Sundance Festival.
IndieCade Horizons celebrates the work of game students and schools from around the world, highlighting work from 21 international programs. The event is organized by the Higher Education Video Game Alliance (HEVGA).
During the event, the 麻豆影院 State AGD program will be showcasing work from student teams at the Tuscarawas, Stark and 麻豆影院 campuses, including a live-streaming of Call of Darkness by Stark Campus student Joe Phillabaum, and Reed the Robotanist, which recent graduates Max Kunze and Sam Hundley will pitch to industry experts.
AGD faculty from the Tuscarawas Campus, Chris Totten and Tim Fritz, coordinated submissions and prepared students and their projects for the festival.
Students representing 麻豆影院 State and attending the IndeCade Horizons festival this weekend will be Titus Morrison, Marissa Gyorki, Megan Gyorki, Joe Phillabaum, Mariah Candel, Jessica Beith, and recent graduates Max Kunze, Sam Hundley, Jen Doty, and Joey Gage. Faculty attending the event include Totten, Fritz and Turan Koptur.
麻豆影院 State AGD's full showcase page, including links to the featured games, can be found at: .
Visit for a schedule of events and to join the festival.
To learn more about the 麻豆影院鈥檚 Bachelor of Science degree in Animation Game Design, visit www.kent.edu/tusc/animation-game-design.