USC Games, the game design program at the University of Southern California, announced today that its annual Games Expo is coming back to campus on May 7. Attendees can play over 60 games created by students. The expo also features the Advanced Games Project (AGP) Spotlight Show, the keynote event featuring 10 games created with USC’s capstone course.
According to USC Games, the expo also includes a live esports tournament against the University of Arizona and a preview event for local high school students. Amazing Seasun Games, the publisher of MMO JX Online 3 and the upcoming Mecha Break, supports this year’s expo.
This year, the ten games from the AGP are:
- Bugnauts! (PC)
- Dandelion Wine (Mobile)
- Echoes (PC)
- Egregore (PC)
- Lake Minnewaska (PC)
- Oasis Blitz (PC)
- Sorelle (PC)
- The Glitch Witch (PC)
- The Veiled Ones (PC)
- The WereCleaner (PC, Mobile)
Danny Bilson, USC Games director, said in a statement, “There’s so much talent coming out of the USC Games program each year, and it’s always an honor to provide future games industry leaders with a platform to showcase their hard work, share their visions, and tell their stories. Building on the success of last year’s in-person event, we couldn’t be more excited to once again invite everyone out to the USC campus to celebrate the art of video games and interactive entertainment.”