DigiPen students are amazing! Read all about the stories behind their award-winning game and film projects, outstanding research endeavors, and more.

Student Intern Develops VR Training for Government Road Workers

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How Real-Time Interactive Simulation student Brett Cunningham helped West Seattle’s MXTreality build a unique virtual classroom.

BS in Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation senior Brett Cunningham talks about his VR internship.

DigiPen’s Fifth Annual Internship Fair Was the Biggest Yet

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Students gathered for the chance to chat with representatives from giants of the game and tech industry.

Students shared their resumes with companies like Nintendo, Epic Games, Xbox, and more.

DigiPen’s Top 20 Most Downloaded Student Games of All-Time: 10-1

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A countdown of the 20 DigiPen student games with the highest number of downloads, featuring numbers 10 through 1.

A mashup of screenshots from seven DigiPen games depicting a raindrop creature, a neon race car, a chained man, and more.

DigiPen’s Top 20 Most Downloaded Student Games of All-Time: 20-11

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A countdown of the 20 DigiPen student games with the highest number of downloads, featuring numbers 20 through 11.

A mashup of screenshots from seven DigiPen games depicting an explosion, a hovercraft, a sea creature, a princess, and more.

1998-Bit: Looking Back at DigiPen Institute of Technology’s First Game Projects

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Student games from DigiPen’s inaugural BS in Real-Time Interactive Simulation cohort are collected, featuring animated GIFs captured in-game.

A picture of the 1998 DigiPen student video game demo CD.

Galaxy Girl Headed to Seattle International Film Festival

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DigiPen student film Galaxy Girl has been selected by the Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) to be screened at SIFF Cinema Uptown on May 26, 2018.

Screenshot from DigiPen student animation Galaxy Girl featuring the main character sketching at the Rocket Pizza counter

After 15 Years, DigiPen’s “Reverse” Career Fair Continues to Connect

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DigiPen’s “reverse” Career Fair, in which students set up booths to meet visiting employers, entered its 15th year earlier this month at the Redmond campus.

Two employers playing a student game at the 2018 DigiPen Career Fair

A DigiPen Team Is Changing How We Monitor Tropical Cyclones, and NASA is Noticing

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Two professors and a BS in Computer Science student teamed up to create the WWLLN-TC tool, which immediately found use amid 2017’s barrage of hurricanes.

Arial view of a tropical cyclone

Penny Blue Finds a Clue, and an IGF Nomination Too

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DigiPen team Cactus Curse’s attempt to improve the adventure game formula earned them a spot at this year’s Independent Games Festival.

Penny Blue creative director Lauren Stutzriem sits at her animation station during Penny Blue's development process

IGF Names Two DigiPen Student Games as 2018 Finalists

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DigiPen student games Penny Blue Finds a Clue and Guardian of the Gears are named as finalists for Best Student Game at IGF 2018.

Screenshot from Penny Blue Finds a Clue featuring a darkened room with a family portrait above a fireplace and a wing chair beside it

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