by Adam Procter & Derek Yates
Podcasts from @_inkubator inkubator is a podcast on BA Games Design & Art related projects and long form conversations with Adam Procter and Guests about educational technology, games and design. inkubator was originally set up as a transitional learning space started in march 2014 at Winchester School of Art working on delightful user experiences. The focus was on code based design and internet connected projects, products & tools. think cool web connected stuff.
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March 13, 2020
alking about the upcoming Games Design & Art BA Projects for 2020. Will be showcase in Winchester 11-18th June , St Mary Stadium Southampton 20th June and Hoxton Arches 23 -24th June 2020 Instagram and Twitter hashtag #wsad In this episode I am talking to the Team behind project Portage All the links to instagram and itch can be found at https://portagegame.com and https://winchester.games/2020/portage.html
March 13, 2020
Talking about the upcoming Games Design & Art BA Projects for 2020. Will be showcase in Winchester 11-18th June , St Mary Stadium Southampton 20th June and Hoxton Arches 23 -24th June 2020 Instagram and Twitter hashtag #wsad In this episode I am talking to the Team behind project Bear Splosions. Find out more on the projects page: http://winchester.games/2020/bear.html and their instagram https://www.instagram.com/bear_splosions/
May 13, 2019
http://winchester.games/2019/aquasition.html In this last semester at Uni I have been working alone on a game project I have called Aquasition. The game was inspired by my interest in Eastern philosophy, and particularly meditation. The idea of the game is to encourage a less selfish perspective on material possessions and prestige. This idea came from the common belief among eastern thinkers that limiting our attachment to material things and the ego is a path towards greater happiness and a more peaceful state of being. I came across a metaphor from Thich Nhat Hanh that describes us as thinking we are all individual and insignificant waves, when instead we should think of ourselves as the ocean itself, all one and the same – not separate. I thought this could make for a great visual metaphor and I wanted to explore this in my game so I set the game underwater and designed mechanics that would encourage detachment from material things in the game. This runs counter to most games in that they usually encourage players to accumulate items, wealth and power, so I thought it would be interesting to explore what happens when I play with the player’s expectations of how a game usually works.
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Podcasts from @_inkubator
inkubator is a podcast on BA Games Design & Art related projects and long form conversations with Adam Procter and Guests about educational technology, games and design.
inkubator was originally set up as a transitional learning space started in march 2014 at Winchester School of Art working on delightful user experiences. The focus was on code based design and internet connected projects, products & tools. think cool web connected stuff.
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