Students work in teams to develop prototype physical products with embedded technology
Modelling and animation students produce characters, vehicles and environments for game engines
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Your final year project will enhance your portfolio.
Showcase your work to the professionals at our annual Summer Show
Games programmers work with industry standard languages and engines to create 2D and 3D games for different platforms.
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https://www.londonmet.ac.uk/news/articles/imagine-if-you-were-in-a-folk-tale/ London Met’s Game Programming and Games Animation teams took part in an all-day Game Jam with a folk tale theme, as part of the Imagine-If Festival. They chose stories from Germany, Lithuania, Greece, Holland, Cameroon, Arabia, Brazil and Japan. The Imagine-If Festival is held from 1-4 March to celebrate the legacy of educationalist Sir Ken Robinson, who […]
It’s a virtual summer show this year, so we’ve put showreels of material online – follow the link above to see our students’ creative work!
Students taking Games and Gamification module went on a trip to The Postal Museum recently …
We sent 2 teams to Anglia Ruskin this weekend to take part in the annual Brains Eden Game Jam – here are some pix they sent, all having an amazing time and producing some great games!
It’s that time of year again! Welcome to the 2019 Summer Show, featuring work from students acroos the School of Computing and Digital Media…
Another exciting year for Londonmet Brains Eden Gamejam teams – this year the theme was “unreliable”.
This year we changed the location of our annual School Summer Show to the new Roding Building. As usual, we had an entertaining and productive few days – pictures here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/thinkmakeplay/albums/72157698691609155
https://www.instagram.com/p/BgpJqzpFe8H/?taken-by=londonmetgames
This year’s GGJ was held at Accelerator Building in Shoreditch again – it was another exciting weekend that saw current students working alongside professionals to create games in 48 hours. This year’s theme was TRANSMISSION. We were delighted to see some of our Londonmet Games graduates there – artists Matthew Isteed, Ana Da Mota and […]
This year’s Brains Eden GameJam team – Erik, Winter, Oliver, Dominika, Andrew and Laura (+ Filippo and Lucien and Kim). We entered 2 teams, who had a challenging and exciting time competing at the competition in Cambridge over one long weekend. See more pix on the flickr page here.
Summer show flickr archive
http://globalgamejam.org/2017/jam-sites/londonmet-accelerator-global-game-jam This year’s Global Game Jam at Londonmet Accelerator is in full swing as I write this post. The theme is WAVES, released on Friday evening. Concepts have been discussed, teams have been formed and everyone is calmly working on their games, fuelled with pizza and pop. The twitch livestream can be accessed from the site […]
Students brought their new game designs into class to test – see more of the work here: Toy making 2017 on Flickr
This year, we sent 2 teams to the Brains Eden Gamejam, an annual competition to design and develop a game in 48h, open to students across Europe. TEAM ROCKET: Winter Mraz (GMAE), Dimitri Xitas (CGP), Quoc Luu (GMAE), Andrew Watson (GMAE) and Oliver Mobbs (CGP) TEAM AQUA: Steven Nagle (CGP), Erik di Biase (CGP), Giuseppe […]
Check Steve Blunt’s photos on flickr above and also the Faculty set on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FLSCLondonMet/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1053442728082660
Digital Toybox 2016 Summer Show trailer from Nigel Medhurst on Vimeo.
Aida Kromelyte and Simas Senavaitis, First Class Hons graduates from BSc Computer Games Modelling and Design, have teamed up to create “Dental Tutors”, an innovative approach to learning about teeth! They took part in this year’s Big Idea Challenge at Accelerator and won their award in the Commercial category. Celebrations took place at The Trampery […]
Winter and Robyn start to play with our new 3D printer – expect some amazing physical prototypes at this year’s summer show!
Erik, Dimitri, Ana and Quoc worked tirelessly all weekend at this year’s Global Game Jam, hosted by Londonmet at Accelerator. They were part of a team developing “A Clowny Day”, inspired by this year’s theme: RITUAL http://globalgamejam.org/2016/games/clowny-day The jam kicked off on Friday evening with a keynote and the release of the secret theme, then […]
First year students showcase their new prototype game designs.