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Game With US Game Jam
Posted in Science & Technology, Students & Campus Life
May 4, 2018 to May 6, 2018
The eighth Game With US Game Jam will be held from May 4 – 6, 2018.
Game with US Game Jam is an event held with the goal of providing game enthusiasts a space to be creative together and make games. Everyone is welcome to participate, from beginners to experts.
The goal of a game jam is to get together with like-minded enthusiasts to explore interesting or novel game ideas by creating a game from scratch over the weekend. The event is attended by programmers, artists, musicians, designers and beginners with no prior experience.
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