“We should start a fire.”
Shivering under a misty downpour outside a supposedly abandoned castle, a group of adventurers discuss their next steps in the gloaming.
“I’m cold, and all I want to do is sit down next to a warm fire.” says Lumpf, starting to gather up sticks, while the others aren’t so sure.
As the semester draws to a close, we’d like to preview some of the cool games-related thesis projects getting built at Parsons. Come play them at the MFADT Thesis show opening, May 6th, 7-10 PM at 6 East 16th Street // 2 West 13th Street. (And yes, there will be beer.)
SimpleTones, is an interactive sound installation that enables non-musicians to engage in collaborative acts of music making, through playful interactions, by Francisco Zamorano.
As the semester draws to a close, we’d like to preview some of the cool games-related thesis projects getting built at Parsons. Come play them at the MFADT Thesis show opening, May 6th, 7-10 PM at 6 East 16th Street // 2 West 13th Street. (And yes, there will be beer.)
GUARDIANS OF THE CITY, a superhero street art project to empower children to roleplay for a brighter future, by Liz Belfer and Lea Faminiano.
Games For Change 2012 needs Volunteers! This gets you an all access free pass to the festival, in return for helping around. For those of you who don’t know what Games For Change is, read on.
As the semester draws to a close, we’d like to preview some of the cool games-related thesis projects getting built at Parsons. Come play them at the MFADT Thesis show opening, May 6th, 7-10 PM at 6 East 16th Street // 2 West 13th Street. (And yes, there will be beer.)
GAMING THE SYSTEM, a board game to help detained immigrant youth understand their rights, by Lien Tran.This project is in partnership with AmigoLegal and recently won the $10,000 grant prize in The New School’s inaugural New Challenge for social innovation.
As the semester draws to a close, we’d like to preview some of the cool games-related thesis projects getting built at Parsons. Come play them at the MFADT Thesis show opening, May 6th, 7-10 PM at 6 East 16th Street // 2 West 13th Street. (And yes, there will be beer.)
YOU HAVE YOUR LEBANON AND I HAVE MINE, an absurd camera-powered motion installation about religion and stereotyping in Lebanon, by Tamara Chehayeb Makarem.
As the semester draws to a close, we’d like to preview some of the cool games-related thesis projects getting built at Parsons. Come play them at the MFADT Thesis show opening, May 6th, 7-10 PM at 6 East 16th Street // 2 West 13th Street. (And yes, there will be beer.)
FIND ME A GOOD ONE, is a surreal puzzle platformer that explores responsibility felt by players towards non-playing fictional characters, by Haitham Ennasr and Andy Wallace.
As the semester draws to a close, we’d like to preview some of the cool games-related thesis projects getting built at Parsons. Come play them at the MFADT Thesis show opening, May 6th, 7-10 PM at 6 East 16th Street // 2 West 13th Street. (And yes, there will be beer.)
DENTAL PLAY / NAKED MOUTH, a game console / medical device for dental patients to occupy themselves as their mouths get renovated, by Ming-Che Tu.
I recently released an iPhone/iPad game called Bounce Box, a simple arcade reflex game with trance visuals. It’s not the best game I’ve ever made or have ever wanted to make, but it is a lot of fun to play, and it’s done. Game development takes time and especially when working solo and without hard deadlines, it can be really hard to actually push something out the door. At almost every stage, there is more that can be added or polished but at a certain point all of these improvements prevent the game from ever happening.
As the semester draws to a close, we’d like to preview some of the cool games-related thesis projects getting built at Parsons. Come play them at the MFADT Thesis show opening, May 6th, 7-10 PM at 6 East 16th Street // 2 West 13th Street. (And yes, there will be beer.)
THE LIAR, a point-and-click adventure game about con-men in space, by Nicolas Cinquegrani and Andrew Knaup.
