Computer science clubs announce annual ‘Fright Byte’ game jam
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The MSU Video Game Design Club and Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) kicked off the second annual Fright Byte game jam on Monday by announcing the competition’s official theme. A game jam is an event where competitors build a video game from scratch over a short period, and this competition’s theme is “existential. ” As part. . .
The MSU Video Game Design Club and Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) kicked off the second annual Fright Byte game jam on Monday by announcing the competition’s official theme. A game jam is a...(+5385 chars hidden)
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