The Frankfurt Chapter is proud to announce its seventh meeting, scheduled for October, 31st, 2007. This time, we are proud to present well-known individuals from the European Games industry presenting some of their insights based on the overall themes game aesthetics and player preferences. Topics will be mostly centered around Game Design and Art Creation but some Implementation aspects as well. Please find more details and the list of lectures here.

We apologize for the shorthanded notice. We are looking forward to seeing you in Frankfurt

The report for meeting #6, as well as handouts, summaries, and slides are available online now. Check it out!

Thanks to our sponsors, speakers, and the many attendees, meeting #6 was a great experience!

Thanks everybody!

The list of lectures for July 19 is now complete. At slot 5, BerndDiemer, Senior Game Designer and Sten Hübler, Lead Level Designer, are joining us from Crytek to talk about their latest project, Crysis. Please check out the details at the event section.

The Frankfurt Chapter is proud to announce its sixth meeting, scheduled for July 19, 2006. This time, we are proud to present well-known individuals from the European Games industry presenting some of their insights based on both their backgrounds in theory and day to day experience. Topics will be centered around Game Design, Art Creation and Coding. More details and the full list of lectures and speakers will be posted soon. Please check this site in a few days again and don't miss out on this one!

We apologize for any misunderstanding due to the chapter meeting date published in the latest issue of GameStar/dev, where (due to an error from the IGDA chapter) an inappropriate meeting date (7th of June) was announced. Please make sure to note the correct date: 2006-07-19. We are looking forward to seeing you in Frankfurt.

Daniel Dumont's talk will be replaced by a talk held by Dr. Stefan Blanck. The topic is "Erwecken von Emotionen - Fallstudie Dialogsysteme".

The Frankfurt Chapter is proud to announce its fifth meeting, scheduled for November 23, 2005. This time, the overall topic will be "Research meets Game Development". More details and the full list of lectures and speakers will be posted soon. Check this site again in a few days so you don't miss out on this one!

The meeting report of meeting #4 is now available online on the resource page.