MassDigi at WPI
Find Your Next Favorite Game
Students don’t just work on entertainment games at MassDigi; they also focus on serious, social impact, health, and educational titles that can make a difference in people’s lives. Here are just a few of the projects MassDigi students have created over the years (including one celebrating 10 years of Digi!).
Gaming Near and Far
MassDigi has roots in Massachusetts, but it draws students from around the world for their programs focusing on everything from one-of-a-kind pitch contests to on-demand mentoring. Their Summer Innovation Program, a competitive 12-week internship program where students create a game from the ground up, draws students from MIT, Tufts, WPI, RISD, Northeastern, NYU, and more. Check out some of the games that have been created through MassDigi’s summer programs.
Fusing Art with Tech through IMGD
What happens when you bring together game designers and technical developers? Get a glimpse of WPI's Interactive Media & Game Development program and hear from IMGD director and a professor in the Department of Humanities and Arts Jennifer deWinter on how IMGD students work together to create new expressions of human creativity.