Play a curated selection of five digital games created by students in ENG328: Writing for Games and Narrative Design (Fall 2025).
Join E&D, LIA! and Game Studies for a dinnertime play-through launching five original digital games created by students in ENG328: Writing for Games and Narrative Design (Fall 2025)
Built using the game engine Twine 2, the five games curated for this event showcase diverse interactive storytelling strategies, experimental structures, branching choices, tones and mechanics, all while engaging contemporary cultural and social questions. We will start with brief talks by our student designers, followed by time to play the games, a joint discussion and a pleasant dinner.
All are welcome; no gaming experience required. Please bring a laptop, smartphone or tablet!
***FREE Dinner! Great Games! Inspiring Conversations!***
Date/Time: Wed. Mar. 25, 5:00-7:00pm
Location: CDRS (MN3230)
Please RSVP by Tues. Mar. 17!
Presented by Literature Is ALIVE! and ENG328, with generous support from the Department of English & Drama