Computer Game Showcase

I have been spending a lot of time working on a game called Earthdust with a couple of other people for my comptuer game class. It is an RTS that takes place in an asteroid belt. The asteroids don't pose any threat to your space ships; instead, you can build on them, then see your buildings float off to other parts of the map. Earthdust will be playable by two people over a network. I'm hoping that all of my Michigan friends will be able to come. :-) For you folks in Seattle and other places, just use those handy teleportation devices; it'll be a lot of fun. ;-)

COMPUTER GAME SHOWCASE

EECS 494

Saturday December 17, 2005
7:30 - 9:00 pm
1401 Duderstadt Center
North Campus
University of Michigan

Come see the future of computer games.

EECS 494 is a class on game design and development taken by computer science
seniors at the University of Michigan. At the Showcase we will have the best
final projects for you to play.

Electronic Arts, Microsoft, and Activision have donated over 20 real
computer games. These games will be given to the developers of the best
games (as voted on by the attendees), and many of them will be given away to
attendees as door prizes based on random drawings.

Directions to the Duderstadt Center:
Directions
Parking is available in a lot northwest of the Duderstadt Center off of
Murfin Ave.

Directions to the 1401 Duderstadt (UM3D LAB-Modeling Lab):
Map of the Duderstadt Center

For more information about this course, please visit our web page:
Class Web Page