Fantastic day at the remix play sensors in Coventry uni with Sylvester Arnab, John Henry and teams

There are still spaces available! If you are interested in learning more about sensors and game experiences and are keen to add your voice to the future direction of this technology then use the QR code in the poster or sign up using the following link: tinyurl.com/27c4b5a7

It's our SOLD OUT Games and Computer Animation student showcase, Upgrade, on Tuesday 4th June at Pixel Bar, and we're getting really excited to see all the amazing student work on display! What games might you see on the night? A 🧵

Very much looking forward to this. Good games, good energy and the bar isn’t bad either

The GameChangers #ludicdesign Postdigital Cultures team are on their way to RemixPlay:Sensors today! See you tomorrow 🙌🏼 #seriousgames #sensors

Thanks team for our very first RemixPlay workshop in Manchester @gchangers Postdigital Cultures MMU Research Department of Computing & Mathematics ❤️

Three teams of game development students will complete in the prestigious Tranzfuser competition, helping them launch their own companies. VEXT GAMES【 Vextorial 】| DEMO is out!, Bool Studios and BlackBox Studios (BoomBall Extreme) will receive funding, industry mentorship and more.

Looking forward to the #SeGAH2024 conference starting tomorrow. Funchal has not disappointed either

We are thrilled to share with you that SeGAH 2025 will be hosted next year at Manchester Metropolitan Uni Join us in Manchester in the brand new Dalton building between the 6th and 8th of August for our next in-person conference. See our website for more information: segah.org/2025/index.html

What an amazing couple of days it’s been at the IEEE SeGAH conference in Funchal, Madeira! And now the cat is out of the bag! We’re honoured to be hosting SeGAH 2025, in what promises to be an exciting conference!

Some phenomenal news this week as the Games Team in the Department of Computing and Mathematics at Manchester Metropolitan Uni have been shortlisted for a Teaching Excellence Award at the Staff Awards. A huge congratulations to the whole team! #McrMetProud

I am so #McrMetProud of the entire Manchester Met Uni Games team here at Manchester Metropolitan Uni’s Department of Computing and Mathematics for being shortlisted for a Teaching Excellence Award at the Staff Awards. The team really give it their all, and it’s amazing to get recognition for that!

Three teams of game development students from Manchester Met have been selected to compete in the prestigious Tranzfuser industry competition that will help them launch their own companies. 🎮

On my way back home after a short trip to Tübingen for the EU-FairPlay network meeting. Thank you for inviting me to present my research on biofeedback in games. I’m glad to have met everyone who attended and learn about how games and games technical is being used across the EU

Congratulations to NotAlex on the publication of his excellent IEEE Conference on Games paper, “Assessing Type Agreeability in the Unified Model of Personality and Play Styles”! ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10645…

I’ll take silver 🥈! There’s so much more to celebrate too. A great NSS result, our are courses in the top 10 in the country, our research reach and impact has grown, with new PhD students helping expand our capabilities. Bring on the next academic year!

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🎉 Excited to share that my team VEXT GAMES【 Vextorial 】| DEMO is out! secured £25k funding from UK Games Fund! EGX Recap: Vextorial added 200 wishlists in 3 days! Met the legend himself - Joseph Mansfield from Thinky Games🌟 Big thanks to Manchester Met Uni Games, Tranzfuser , and everyone constantly supporting us!🙌

The first call for papers, tutorials and demos🔔 We are inviting you to participate in the IEEE SeGAH conference in Manchester next Summer. Please save the date for your submissions:⏲March 7th 2025 You can find more details on the poster and link: segah.org/2025/

Really excited to have Kristina Niedderer deliver a talk on her research in games for healthcare IEEE SeGAH. More announcements on the conference to follow!