Here is an overview of the six Graduation Games from 2019. They are all available for Android phones and tablets. All games were produced in six weeks as the last part of the DADIU semester.

Six Graduation Games from DADIU are ready for download in Google Play. The six games are the result of a semester at DADIU, a collaboration between art schools and universities in all of Denmark.

The six 2019 DADIU Graduation Games are almost ready! Here is concept art and early visuals from the games to give you a sneak peek into this year’s games. The games will be launched in Google Play December 12.

Join us for Play19, where pioneering video game theorist Jesper Juul will talk about how he learned to stop worrying and (almost) love game stories, Catharina Bøhler from Norwegian Sarepta Studio will talk about developing My Child Lebensborn, and Charlene Putney will talk about telling stories in games from a writers perspective. Astrid Refstrup will talk about telling stories in Welcome to Elk, Hannah Nicklin will talk about the story in Mutazione, and Ida Malene Hartmann Rasmussen and Anton Forchhammer from Niila Games will talk about their game Håbløs.

Games occupy an ever growing part of our lives, but games are also the subject to increasing criticism over loot boxes, Free2Play business models and even addiction to games. In this edition of SpilBar we take a closer look at the responsibilities of the games industry. How is our games affecting the people who play them? Should we feel responsible for the effects they have? And what can be done to protect both our players and the planet we all live on? Join us for SpilBar 43.