Department of Film Studies and Game Design, Successful Joint Game Design Presentation with NYU

The Department of Film Studies and the Department of Game Design at the College of Arts, led by Dean Ji-sook Jung, announced the success of the Joint Game Design Presentation held in collaboration with New York University (NYU) on November 28th. The presentation was conducted under the supervision of Professor Jae-joon Lee, the research director.

Students from the Department of Film Studies and Game Design embarked on the production process starting from basic game theory learning in March. Professor Ji-sook Jung, along with faculty members from the Department of Film Studies and Game Design and students, visited NYU's Game Center with five completed prototype games. Additionally, they toured various educational facilities such as NYU Tisch School of the Arts and Bobst Library and participated in an exchange session with NYU students.

During the presentation held that day, a total of nine prototype games were introduced, and participants demonstrated the games they had created. They exhibited and demonstrated the games installed on smartphones, introducing the strengths and features of their games. The presentation covered the planning intentions, features, and gameplay screens of the prototypes created by Sungkyunkwan University and NYU students. Subsequently, selected games undergo evaluation by experts before proceeding to the commercialization process.

As the 10-month-long game production project concludes, the Department of Film Studies and Game Design is in the process of planning for another global project. There are plans to expand the research project in collaboration with renowned art universities in Europe and Asia in the future."