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See what’s new on campus at MICA Game Lab’s Fall Arcade

The event, held during Baltimore Innovation Week, comes as MICA is taking its game program to another level.

Gamescape attendees in 2015. (Photo by Stephen Babcock)

With students back for fall, there’s a few new things getting into full gear on MICA’s campus.
The arts college just introduced a new Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in game design, and brought in Jason Corace as director.
The program is housed in a new building called the Dolphin Design Center, which is a home for tech-oriented creation.
On Saturday, Sept. 30, a free event will provide a look at what students are creating there.
The MICA Game Lab’s Fall Arcade is an afternoon-long curated exhibition of student-made games. Along with video games, there will also be virtual reality.


As Corace has explained, the program is also looking beyond video games, so there will be card-based and tabletop games, as well.
The 1-5 p.m. event is part of the Baltimore Innovation Week 2017 calendar.

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