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Feature Student Project


Be sure to check out one of the latest DigiPen student game projects "Synaesthete", which is a music-driven arcade-style shooter which seeks to engage the senses with a synergy of light, color, and sound. Synaesthete has been nominated for the category "Excellence in Visual Art" for the Main Competition finalists for the 2008 Independent Games Festival. The game has also been selected as one of the twelve "Student Showcase Finalists". Visit the project website to play it!

Congratulations to the team of:

  • Zach Aikman: Production Manager.
  • Joseph Tkach: Game Designer.
  • William Towns: Technical Director.
  • Andy Maneri: Product Manager.

News and Events



Jul.21/08 - Animation Weekend at Daniel Smith in Bellevue - Free to the public Read more


Apr.21/08 - DigiPen announces two game design degrees. Read more


April 21/08 - Continuing Education program for Summer 2008 Read more


Apr.26/08 - Get a sneak peek at the ProjectFUN Workshops at DigiPen Institute of Technology at DigiPen's Preview Day Read more


Feb.21/08 - "Synaesthete" Wins "Best Student Game" at 2008 IGF Read more


Feb.21/08 - "Portal" Wins Game of the Year at 2008 Game Developer Choice Awards Read more

Where have our grads gone after DigiPen?

About DigiPen


DigiPen Institute of Technology, located in Redmond near Seattle, Washington, is authorized to offer computer science, computer engineering and fine arts degree programs related to the field of digital interactive entertainment technology. Specifically, the majority of DigiPen students are pursuing serious careers in the video game industry.

Long considered a leader in the field, DigiPen continues to provide students with an excellent curriculum, knowledgeable faculty, strong industry connections and a cohort of highly intelligent students who share a passion for the work. Read More or download DigiPen's General Information Brochure.

Summer Workshops 2008


Now in it's 15th year, DigiPen's popular ProjectFUN Summer Workshop program is designed to introduce middle and high school participants to the fundamentals of game programming, 3D computer animation and robotics. Held at the DigiPen campus in Redmond, highlights of the two-week workshops include:

  • Engaging project-based curriculum
  • Excellent career exploration opportunity
  • Participants will have an opportunity to tour portions of Nintendo of America and Microsoft's Visitor Center*

Please visit WORKSHOPS.DIGIPEN.EDU for more information or to register!

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