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The Blekinge Institute of Technology (Blekinge Tekniska Högskola in Swedish) is a public, state funded university located in Blekinge, Sweden that was founded in 1989. In 2009, several groups of students created games with the [[Wintermute]] engine as part of their course work: | The '''Blekinge Institute of Technology''' ('''Blekinge Tekniska Högskola''' in Swedish) is a public, state-funded university located in Blekinge, Sweden that was founded in 1989. In 2009, several groups of students created games with the [[Wintermute]] engine as part of their course work: | ||
*[[Actual Destination]] - Marcus Grönskog and Adam Storhed | *''[[Actual Destination]]'' - [[Marcus Grönskog]] and [[Adam Storhed]] | ||
*[[The Box]] - Marcus Kellner and Markus Fors | *''[[The Box]]'' - [[Marcus Kellner]] and [[Markus Fors]] | ||
*[[Dreamscape]] - Mikael Palm and Tommie Malmgren | *''[[Dreamscape]]'' - [[Mikael Palm]] and [[Tommie Malmgren]] | ||
*[[Framed]] - Sakari Korhonen and Daniel Bengtsson | *''[[Framed]]'' - [[Sakari Korhonen]] and [[Daniel Bengtsson]] | ||
*[[Mirage]] - Jonas Chanasima Gransing, Sam Samuelsson, and Sebastian Hansson | *''[[Mirage]]'' - [[Jonas Chanasima Gransing]], [[Sam Samuelsson]], and [[Sebastian Hansson]] | ||
*[[Project Doom|Project: Doom]] - Martin Silve and Victor Dahlqvist | *''[[Project Doom|Project: Doom]]'' - [[Martin Silve]] and [[Victor Dahlqvist]] | ||
*[[Project Lonely Robot]] - Stefan Gökstorp and Magnus Christensson | *''[[Project Lonely Robot]]'' - [[Stefan Gökstorp]] and [[Magnus Christensson]] | ||
Additionally, | In 2013, [[Tobias Lindberg]], [[Jonatan Persson]], [[Philip Undin]], [[Viktor Bengtsson]], and [[Josefin Gagnesjö]] created ''[[Apeiron]]'' as part of their coursework. | ||
Additionally, the students [[Robin Hjelte]] and [[Jesper Olofsson]] created the original version of ''[[The Shine of a Star]]'' as part of their coursework, and later expanded it with the help of two additional people, [[Mattis Axelsson]] and [[Cajsa Larsson]], into a full commercial game. | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:15, 2 March 2020
The Blekinge Institute of Technology (Blekinge Tekniska Högskola in Swedish) is a public, state-funded university located in Blekinge, Sweden that was founded in 1989. In 2009, several groups of students created games with the Wintermute engine as part of their course work:
- Actual Destination - Marcus Grönskog and Adam Storhed
- The Box - Marcus Kellner and Markus Fors
- Dreamscape - Mikael Palm and Tommie Malmgren
- Framed - Sakari Korhonen and Daniel Bengtsson
- Mirage - Jonas Chanasima Gransing, Sam Samuelsson, and Sebastian Hansson
- Project: Doom - Martin Silve and Victor Dahlqvist
- Project Lonely Robot - Stefan Gökstorp and Magnus Christensson
In 2013, Tobias Lindberg, Jonatan Persson, Philip Undin, Viktor Bengtsson, and Josefin Gagnesjö created Apeiron as part of their coursework.
Additionally, the students Robin Hjelte and Jesper Olofsson created the original version of The Shine of a Star as part of their coursework, and later expanded it with the help of two additional people, Mattis Axelsson and Cajsa Larsson, into a full commercial game.