We host game development tutorials for students to learn how to make games. Some of our tutorial sessions have been recorded and uploaded to YouTube. Come join us Thursdays 7.30pm on discord for a wide variety of game development tutorials catered to the budding game developer.
Learn how to manipulate physics in Unity to build a simple platformer game.
Watch VideoLearn how to animate the player character to match the player game inputs.
Watch VideoLearn how to use tilemaps in tilemaps in Unity to create your very own level designs.
Watch VideoLearn how to create intelligent enemies with the use of simple Enemy AI.
Watch VideoWe host collaborations within the NUS GDG to get students involved in making games. Members may choose to join either or both of the following pathways depending on skill level.
Level 1 Games equipts new game developers with the tools and skills to build basic games. They are a great way to get started with game development, working with your randomly assigned teammates to build your first game. An exco will be attached to each team to guide you through the project.
Project Dev is a more advanced game development project that is largely independent. It allows the more experienced devs to work together and create their own games. An exco member will be attached to each group to provide tips and field queries as needed.
Game Jams are a way to get students involved in making games. NUS GDG Hosts 2 Game Jams Annually.
The SLF Jam is a jam to showcase our clubs games during SLF student life fair.
GameCraft is a friendly competition to showcase all of our skills throughout the year.
We occasionally host professional talks on game development and game design. These talks were previously conducted by Prof Alex and other guest speakers.