Welcome to the Gamification Lab
During ISEA2016 a new Digital Heritage Game was staged at the PolyU building’s gallery in Hong Kong. 33 1/3 Revolutions is a ludic comment on the festival theme of “R>Evolutions”. The image below shows a scene from the game, when the Read More …
On May 13th, the day preceding DiGRA conference, we are going to host a workshop with the kind collaboration of Leuphana Arts Program. The workshop intends to stimulate a debate about the increasing mutual influence and contaminations between the artistic Read More …
I visited CeBIT, Germany’s largest fair for IT and wanted to see what the future will look like. Gamification was a topic, big data as well and the usual suspects of e-Health, driverless cars and smart cities. Everybody seemed extremely Read More …
The organising team of DiGRA 2015 is happy to announce that a game of 3-sided football will take place during the DiGRA conference in Lüneburg, Germany (May 14-17th). Three sided football is a variation on traditional football with three teams instead Read More …
On Thursday 5th of March the Gamificalion Lab had the great pleasure to host a Board Games Workshop with talks revolving around methods for gameplay design, the articulation of themes as simulations, and the pitching and publishing of concepts. How Read More …
Playful Media Practices – Collaborative Music and Composition and Gamification at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland. Mathias Fuchs presented Gamification Lab research at the ludosonica workshop in Basel/ Switzerland on1st October 2014. Three introductory lectures presented research on Sonic Read More …
The Gamification Lab participated actively in the Utrecht Summerschool that took place in between 18 August and 29 August 2014. The Summerschool gathered some 60 international students and 20 game scholars and lecturers from the Netherlands, Germany, the UK, Serbia, Spain, Read More …
May 14th-17th at Leuphana University Lüneburg.
In July the Gamification Lab had a lecture and workshop by Dr. Thomas Apperley, an ethnographer that specializes in researching digital media technologies, Senior Lecturer at the University of New South Wales and editor of the open-access peer-reviewed journal “Digital Read More …
– What would it be like to have “am Sande” as your playground? – What about having an app allowing you to play with or around the buildings of Lüneburg’s main street? – Or what about an alternate reality game Read More …