from Colour me a home – Unity Game
from You’ll be ok! – Unity Game
from You’ll be ok! – Unity Game
from Where did I lose it? – Unity Game
from You’ll be ok! – Unity Game
MSc Serious Games & Virtual Reality
Haldane Building, 7 students
Running since 2014, the MSc in Serious Games & Virtual Reality is an interdisciplinary programme that focusses on applications of games, games and extended reality technologies beyond simple entertainment. The programme helps students develop the transferable skills to design, develop and analyse games, simulations and extended reality (AR or VR) applications for a range of areas and to conduct interdisciplinary research in the serious applications of games technology, particularly in healthcare, education and training as well as in topics such as immersion and digital storytelling.
As Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality and other novel interaction technologies are increasingly reaching mainstream adoption, new opportunities for the application of immersive games technologies in engineering, medicine and in the home are putting games and playful learning at the forefront of innovation worldwide.
This showcase highlights some of the work from our fantastic students exploring how games, augmented and virtual reality can support engagement and learning, and how game experiences can affect and reach us emotionally.
from The Split Bullet
from The Celestial Beyonds
from The Celestial Beyonds
from The Celestial Beyonds
from The Celestial Beyonds
from Crime Scene Investigation: A Murder at the Museum
from Crime Scene Investigation: A Murder at the Museum
from Crime Scene Investigation: A Murder at the Museum
from Crime Scene Investigation: A Murder at the Museum
from Crime Scene Investigation: A Murder at the Museum
from Chance Encounter
from Wandering Music – Animated Short
from Wandering Music – Animated Short
from Chance Encounter
from 3rd Person Bomb Defusal VR
from An Indian Lady
from Creative Nostalgia – Visualization of Rabindra Nath Tagore’s Gitanjali in VR
from Creative Nostalgia – Visualization of Rabindra Nath Tagore’s Gitanjali in VR
from Termoil
from Creative Nostalgia – Visualization of Rabindra Nath Tagore’s Gitanjali in VR
from King Arthur’s Round Table (2022)
from You’ll Be Okay (2022)
from I can’t concentrate (2022)
from You’ll Be Okay (2022)
from Carbit Capture
from BuliMia
from BuliMia
from BuliMia
from BuliMia
from BuliMia