This course explores fundamentals for building creative prototypes to answer artistic research questions, developing ideas further by using up-to-date game development techniques and interfacing your projects with other technologies.

We will use rapid iteration and in-class practice to build out the skills to test your creative ideas quickly and gain confidence in the process. Another aspect of the class is intercommunication - receiving inputs and outputting data into the real world.

This is an introductory class and welcomes little to no experience using Game Engines.

We will be using Unity 6 and (a little) Godot.

The language of the course will be English, although assistance may be provided in German if necessary.

70% attendence minimum

Final Prototype & Presentation:
A working build of your prototype made with Unity3D 6 covering 5 technical concepts from the seminar. Presentation of the question of your prototype & concepts at the final class.

In person attendence at preliminary meeting required for signing up.

Please be aware: currently, registrations from students of "Experimental Game Cultures" program will be prioritized.