THE PREMIER GAME DEVELOPMENT CLUB AT THE GUC
Want to start your game development journey? Our community of passionate students will provide you with the tools and support you need to bring your game ideas to life.
With workshops, projects, and events throughout the year, VGS is the perfect place to hone your skills and make lasting connections in the gaming industry.
Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to level up your game development skills!
OUR HISTORY
A group of enthusiastic students formed Vector game Studio (VGS) in 2018-2019 to pursue their shared interest in video game development. Unfortunatley, the club was unable to continue beyond its first year due to COVID-19 and the graduation of its core members. In 2021-2022, a group of friends united to reopen VGS after it was officialy closed, and the club's closure allowed them to focus on their repair work with confidence.
OUR COMMITTEES
GAD
Game Art
Design
A beginner-friendly course that teaches students how to create game-ready assets using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. These assets can be used in multiple scenarios such as creating characters, environments, and game objects for game-world building and storytelling.
GDD
Game Development
Design
A beginner-friendly course to teach students game development using mainstream industry tools, such as Unity and Microsoft Visual Studio. It teaches people to write scripts, edit them, and compile them using Unity editor to create fully functional and publish-ready games.
GSD
Game Soundtrack
Design
A beginner-friendly course that teaches students the basics of game soundtrack creation using FL Studio. Students are taught a set of skills that will help them create professional game-ready soundtracks for any genre of games.
OUR MENTORS
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GAME JAM
The VGS game jam borrows its original scheme from the idea of a game jam, where all club members are brought together, grouped into teams, and are prompted to create a fully functional game in under 72 hours. The elongated time period respects the fact that most of them are beginner game developers.
