Thank you all for coming. It was great fun. (Especially, finding the projector :)). Check out the pictures on our Gallery page. (Or you can look up the event on Facebook - search for GameCamp #1 under events).

Sorry for the late post. We have been out for most of the holidays. But now are back, getting ready for GameCamp Toronto 2. We aim to host the next event sometime in March (depending on how many presenters we have by then. So far we have 3.) Please contact us if you would like to present.

Andrei

Hello Everyone,

I thought I’d give you a sneak peak at our agenda. We are just too excited to wait. J

Green stands for announcements, Red for Demos and Blue for Tutorials.

See you Saturday!!!

The location and time for Game Camp Toronto have been confirmed.

It will be held in the Bahen Centre for Information Technology at 40 St George Street, immediately south of Russell Street.

The room number will be BA 1190.

The building is labeled BA on U of T campus map:

The time will be 9:00am on Saturday December 8th.

See you all Saturday.

We now opened the registration for GameCamp Toronto. You can get your tickets free here: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/84403453

The tickets are free of charge, but you must register beforehand in order to attend the event. We have a special draw for the first 100 registrations, so DO NOT WAIT.

Also, by registering early you will help us better understand the size of the venue we need for the event.

GameCamp Toronto is an event which intends to replicate the successful formula of DemoCamp in the realm of game development. The main goal of the event is to grow the community of our city into a large, healthy and successful industry.

In that respect GameCamp aims to be composed of three parts:

• GameTechnical. In the technical section, various technologies will be demoed. The aim of this section is to introduce people to various game development tools available to them. We need to grow our ranks and teaching others is the best way of doing it.
• GameDemo. In this section, presenters will have the opportunity to show off the games on which they are currently working. This is a great way of introducing people to opportunities available in Toronto, and thus prevent the talent from leaving our city.
• GamePlaying. In this section, people will be encouraged to play some games, and network with each other. We need to remember why we make games after all, right!?

Benefits

Between numerous other things, attendees will have the opportunity to learn various development technologies, network with the other enthusiastic people and have some fun. Presenters will get an opportunity to practice their pitches, share their knowledge with others and recruit young talent.

For more info check out our About and FAQ page.

Hello world,

We are happy to announce that the first GameCamp in Toronto will take place on December 8, 2007 and it will take place at University of Toronto. It’s on a Saturday afternoon when classes are over, so come on out to learn some game development tricks, eat some pizza, play some games and hang out. If you are one of the brave ones who would like to present please contact us. Also don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any suggestions, or you would like to help out with the organization.

Check back soon for more details!

Hi everyone! Welcome to the website for Game Camp Toronto. Here you’ll find news on upcoming Game Camps!