The department of Game Design at Uppsala University, campus Gotland
3D productions from 2004 and onwards. We recommend you use the tag cloud to the right to browse the student work.
In a dynamic 3D hack-and-slash, become a blind samurai who uses echolocation to ‘see’ the world in sound contours and wields time manipulation. Play in the world after the invention of a time machine that sends people only to the future with no way back.
Vehicle (car), drive around and kill zombies (mutants, creatures), upgrade the vehicle to handle the increasingly harder waves of enemies. Players need to activate generators to open up the path up to the mountain and to escape the infected facility.
Metamorph is a low-poly 3D horror game that blends body horror and a narrative about growing up in a body that very quickly becomes foreign to you with aspects of the visual novel genre. The game is envisioned as a slow-paced atmospheric game that aims to envoke a growing sense of discomfort in an environment that slowly progresses and evolves alongside the player. Though the game is story-driven, as a team we’ve attempted to mix the story with interesting and engaging gameplay features and a unique visual style that mixes both traditional 2D and 3D graphics with mixed media and creative technical implementation. You play as a high school girl who wakes up one day and realizes she is slowly but surely turning into a twisted, bizarre cockroach monster. With this realization, she sets out to score a date with her crush before her grotesque transformation is complete. Will she succeed… Or will the pressures of high school and being stuck in a horrifying lovecraftian nightmare be too much? Play through an engaging story about teenage woes, explore a detailed 3D environment, experience a variety of minigames and prove that appearances aren’t anything, even when said appearances are a bit unconventional.
Metamorph was awarded Best Storytelling at the Gotland Game Conference 2024.
“Museum.exe” is a virtual museum that exhibits some of the most notable indie games from the last decade. It is a 3D first-person game with a carefully curated collection of critically acclaimed projects, where the player explores and interacts with exhibits, learns about games and the influence they had on the industry. Just like in a real museum, we bring forward the concept and the ideas behind each of the exhibits but also we do this in the best way games can be presented – also through a game.
Museum.exe was awarded the Jury Spotlight Award at the Gotland Game Conference 2024.
