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Announcing the 2024 Alfred P. Sloan Grant Recipient: Bloomsome

Congratulations to the 2024 Alfred P Sloan Grant award winning team Bloomsome! Bloomsome is a 2D, story-rich floral makeover ...Read More

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Announcing the 2025 Alfred P. Sloan Grant Recipient: Audionaut

Congratulations to the 2025 Alfred P Sloan Grant award winning team Audionaut! Audionaut is a 2D music composition spaceship autobattler. ...Read More

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Singing Bone

Singing Bone For 6 – 7 players. Materials: Role cards Two decks of Evidence cards Possession cards Environment cards One deck of Clue cards 4 clue tokens One minute hourglass Singing Bone Hat pen and paper, or scoring tokens (if playing with scoring variant) Objective: There are three roles in the Singing Bone, each with their own objective: As the Bone: get the majority of suspects to identify the murderer after four clues. As a murderer: Warp the information provided by the Bone to convince as many suspects as possible that you are not the murderer. As an innocent suspect: Use the information provided by the Bone to correctly identify the murderer and get as many other suspects as possible to find them too. ...Read More

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MFA Highlight: First Barlovento Scholar, Temitope Olujobi

The NYU Game Center is proud to announce the first Barlovento Scholarship recipient, Temitope Olujobi (Temi) will be graduating ...Read More

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MFA Info Session

Learn more about the 2-year MFA in Game Design at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Hear from the ...Read More

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NYU Game Center Ranked #2 in 2018 Princeton Review

Each year the Princeton Review releases a ranking of the top schools for game design based on academics, faculty, ...Read More

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Alumni Update: Karina Popp & 10 Mississippi

I arrived in Sweden with 2 gigabytes of the New York skyline. Photographs, panning over the East River, past ...Read More

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