NYU Game Center Lecture Series Presents Bonnie Ruberg
Video games are rich sites of potential for exploring LGBTQ issues and queer experiences. In this session, Bonnie “Bo” Ruberg (they/them pronouns) will present work from their 2019 book Video Games Have Always Been Queer. Ruberg will discuss how queerness can be found in video games beyond the surface-level representation of LGBTQ characters. They will... Read More
The 10th Annual No Quarter Exhibition
The NYU Game Center is pleased to announce that the 10th annual No Quarter Exhibition will be held in ...Read More
Book Launch: Handmade Pixels by Jesper Juul
Handmade Pixels: Independent Video games and the Quest for Authenticity is the new book (MIT Press) from video game ...Read More
Winnie Song joins the NYU Game Center Faculty
The NYU Game Center is thrilled to announce that independent game artist and designer Winnie Song is joining ...Read More
Not in one flash of brilliance: process of playtesting games for Virtual Reality
This post is by MFA graduate and Incubator developer Maria Mishurenko. You can learn more about her and here ...Read More
NYU Game Center Lecture Series Presents Marie Foulston
Marie Foulston is pioneering the curation of videogames for public spaces, from festivals and parties to the world’s ...Read More