Sem­in­ar res­ults

A broad collection of game prototypes was developed together with students in the GamesLab. There are many GameJam games that can be played directly here on the site. You can also find more information about the semester projects here.

Game de­vel­op­ment in the winter semester

In the GamesLab, there is a game jam after the workshops in the winter semester, in which the knowledge and skills acquired by the participants over the course of the semester are put to use in projects. The participants suggest game ideas in advance, from which the organisation team selects an appropriate number for the number of participants. After unveiling the selected game ideas before the Game Jam, the participants choose which games they would most like to work on. The teams are put together by the organising team, taking the election into account.

The Game Jam itself is then held on site towards the end of the winter semester from a Friday to Sunday with the aim of creating a playable video game prototype as a team. Not only the skills of the individuals are important, but also the co-operation and communication between the 2D Arts, 3D Arts, Audio, Coding and Game Design departments. The products of the game jam are finally presented at the subsequent seminar, where Professor Fuchs is also present.

Fea­tured Games: Play pro­to­types here!

Lun­ar Bloom

A small magical plant is growing somewhere, but it won't thrive without your help!

Mondi the moon

Mondi the Moon gathers his galactic forces and fights against the evil 3-phase electric cooker king "E-Den" and his army of up to 3-phase electric appliances.

Ser­vant Of Mon­sters

You work in a restaurant and have to serve monsters. Can you manage to fulfil their wishes quickly enough?

Phase The Moon

Your village is being attacked by werewolves. Defend it by building towers!

Pup­pet Tears

Switch on the stage lights so that the puppets reach their destination. But make sure you have enough tears left!

The Bal­lad of Light

Use the stage lights to influence the environment and defeat the shadow goddess!

Ab­raca boom

You are a magician and have to catapult your opponents into traps with your rocket launcher!

Check­point Soul

You are death and decide the fate of deceased souls!

Grow Your Own Wisp

Feed your Wisps to create more of them. But make sure they don't destroy each other!

Lu­mina's di­lemma

The Luminas follow the light. How can you save all the Luminas from the room?

Penny To The Sky

Use your coin to fling yourself to the top, but make sure you don't lose it!

Sense­less

You are trapped in a dark room. Use your senses to escape!

Game­Jams

GameJam Archive

Here you can find the results of past GameJams.

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GameJam WS24/25

The 7 GameJam results from the winter semester 24/25.

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GameJam WS23/24

The 7 GameJam results from the winter semester 23/24.

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GameJams 2018-2022

A collection of some of our GameJam results from 2018-2022.

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„I actually came with zero expectations and was pleasantly surprised at how much a beginner can learn about his department and how to deal with completely new programmes in this relatively short time.”

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Participant from the 2024–25 winter semester from Expectations for GameJam Fall 2024–25

Game de­vel­op­ment in the sum­mer semester

The following summer semester is dedicated to larger projects, each developed by a team. These projects are more extensive video games based on a selection of Game Jam games or other game ideas from the previous semester. The selection is made by the organising team based on feedback from the participants of the last Game Jam. Instead of workshops, there are then regular team meetings in which the teams present their interim results and receive feedback from the organising team. The games are also presented on site at the end of the summer semester.

Alongside computer game development, students gain insights into computer game research. Game Studies has established itself as an interdisziplinär field of research. By writing assignments in the field of computer games research, students gain an insight into the study of computer games and their roles in society.

Semester pro­jects

Semester project archive

Here you can find the list of all results of the past summer projects.

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Projects 2023 - 2024

Here you can find all the summer projects that were created between 2023 and 2024.

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Projects 2008-2014

Here you can find all the summer projects that were created between 2008 and 2014.

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„I'm completely overwhelmed by how far you can get after having 0.0 expertise 9 months ago. In the meantime, it's really a game that I would play from time to time.”

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Participant from the summer semester 2025 from Satisfaction with game prototypes