Stony Brook University hosts 20th annual Game Programming Competition
Students spent the year developing and programming their own original computer games.
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May 11, 2024, 2:50 AM
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Updated 224 days ago
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28ds agoStony Brook University hosted its 20th annual Game Programming Competition.
Students spent the year developing and programming their own original computer games.
On Friday, they showed the games off to a live audience.
Stony Brook alumni who work in the gaming industry judged the event.
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