The Shenandoah Center for Immersive Learning (SCiL) is hosting a game jam/hackathon beginning on Sept. 27 at 5 p.m. where small teams build a prototype augmented reality or virtual reality game. The goal is to generate ideas for a possible SCiL produced game that will be published on various online stores, such as Steam and Meta. Video game development experience is not required to participate in the weekend-long jam, and students from all disciplines are encouraged to participate. The SCiL lab, motion capture lab, audio production booth, equipment and resources will be available. Following the event, a closing ceremony will give teams an opportunity to experience each other’s work.

Sign-up is not necessary, but will help make sure there are enough snacks!

Rules and submission criteria can be found on this Google Site.

For more information, contact Mariah Arant at marant21@su.edu.