Saturday, March 28, 2009
Tower Defense Update
Here's the whole game. Looking good so far!
Thursday, March 26, 2009
RGB entered in Neoflash Competition
Check out the entry post here.
Since entering the competition, we've received a lot of feedback for RGB DS, which is a great thing! There are many complaints that the game is too hard, but they like the idea behind the game. It certainly gives us something to consider as we wrap up development.
Reviews will be coming in shortly (they're open to the public), and prizes will be sent out April 20th.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Skies of Fury: Progress Screenshots
SoF Content Manager Chris Hooe has submitted the following progress screenshots of Skies of Fury, a Spring 2009 SGD project. The project is led by John Will and is currently on schedule for completion by May 2009.
Pics after the jump.
Welcome
Welcome to the Student Game Developers Webpage!
Student Game Developers is a CIO at The University of Virginia. The group was established in 2006 by Brice Morrison and Scott Geiser. Having gone under several changes since its founding, the group continues to support the creation of several original video games each semester and provides industry resources and contacts for aspiring game developers at The University.
SGD is always looking for new talented contributors in all areas of video game development, including game design, game programming, 2D and 3D graphics and artwork, and music / sfx composition. If you are an active student at The University of Virginia and wish to contribute to our projects in any of these areas, please feel free to contact us via email by clicking here.
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