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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. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||