Let’s talk about Alternate Reality Games in this new experimental games workshop with Biome Collective X InGAME.
Biome Collective & InGAME welcome everyone to a fun and accessible, COVID – proof interactive workshop that explores some of the opportunities and challenges involved in designing or playing Alternate Reality Games (ARG).
ARG’s bring the real world and games design together, combining digital and physical mediums. We will unravel some of the secrets and design approaches of ARG’s and explore experimental ARG ideas together. Join in for the conversation. No prior experience or knowledge necessary.
We’re excited to see you all there for a great talk and creative journey.
Let’s get started…
Can you believe its nearly time for our third Covid-proof workshop?
As soon as you respond, the game will begin. All participants should bring:
Energy
Sensitivity
Artistry
Realness
Could all participants please read the invitation closely?
It provides helpful information about the forthcoming workshop.
Perhaps even clues to get you started before we begin!
Help is at hand if anyone gets stuck 🙂
Excited to see you all there for a great talk and creative journey.
Respond with your confirmation asap please
Biome Collective is a creative studio, community and co-working space for people to create, collaborate and explore new frontiers in games, digital art and technology.We create world class interactive and multi sensory experiences for global audiences. Our unique and accessible games, interventions and installations span across digital, physical and cultural spaces.
InGAME: Innovation for Games and Media Enterprise is an £11.5 million pound R&D Centre based in the heart of the Dundee videogames cluster.
Led by Abertay University, in partnership with the University of Dundee, the University of St Andrews and local and international industry partners, InGAME will deliver innovative research and offer R&D support and services to games companies in the city and beyond. InGAME is part of the Creative Industries Cluster Programme, funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council and part of the Industrial Strategy. We also receive significant funding from the Scottish Funding Council.
