PixieWorkshop #4 - Photos are up

Published on Friday, 07 March 2014 23:30

The photos and recording of our last PixieWorkshop are up! You can find them in the session's page.

Playtesters wanted!

Published on Tuesday, 25 February 2014 21:40

Hey everyone!

We are getting ready to release Trail of the Treasure Snatcher internationally and are looking for some play-testers to come play our game and share their reactions with us.

You can join us during any one of the two sessions which we are holding on Friday 28th February at 6:30pm and on Saturday 1st March at 10:00am.

So if you would like to help us out and have some fun playing our game, just send us a message.

Event details
Dates - Friday 28th February at 6:30pm or Saturday 1st March at 10:00am
Location - Our offices in Birkirkara (see map)
Duration - You can stay and play for as long as you like

48 Hour Cardboard and Beyond

Published on Wednesday, 12 February 2014 19:39

We hope you can join us during our next PixieWorkshops session where Kvasir Games will be sharing their experience of making board games in 48 hours during the Nordic Game Jam 2012, the board game scene and forming a games company.

Kvasir Games are a board game company registered in Denmark made up of 5 former international students of the IT University of Copenhagen. They have just released their latest game, Wanted: Igor! to the public last week, so we’re sure that they’ll have lots of interesting stuff to share with us.

48 Hour Cardboard and Beyond is being held on Friday, 21st February between 6:30pm and 7:30pm at the Microsoft Innovation Center.

As usual, attendance is completely free of charge but please register if you would like to attend.

We look forward to seeing you there!

PixieWorkshop #3 - Photos are up

Published on Tuesday, 28 January 2014 17:21

Photos for last week's PixieWorkshop are up! You can find them in the session's page.

Next PixieWorkshop: interviewing DisGuise

Published on Monday, 30 December 2013 22:49

Join us during our next PixieWorkshops session where we will be interviewing DisGuise, developers of the game Tiki Totem Runner. We will be asking them all about their experiences as four students who teamed up to participate in a local game development competition whilst still pursuing their studies.

As we talk to them about how they managed to balance their academic commitments with game development, we will learn about how they came up with the initial idea for their game and developed it, whilst dealing with all sorts of deadlines. They will also be invited to comment on their involvement in game development competitions and about any plans they have made for the future.

Friends Unite, Develop All Night, is being held on Monday 20th January between 6:30pm and 7:30pm at the Microsoft Innovation Center.

Attendance is completely free of charge but places are limited, so if you would like to attend please register to reserve a place. Seats will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.