Game Senior Show
The Game Studio’s Senior Show demonstrates what it means to be Champlain Ready. Every year, the show highlights the collaborative work of the studio's graduating class, which presents eight fully functional games.
Show Us Your Best
Team Up
Each year, the Senior Show challenges all Game Studio students to team up to design and pitch their best prototype of a game to Game Studio faculty judges. Only the top eight are selected to move on to full development, with extra help from members of eliminated teams.
Get to Work
One night of incredible game demos takes a whole year for our Game Studio students to pull off. The Upside-Down Curriculum puts students in their major right away, and challenges them to work together in a studio environment, mastering craft and collaboration, leading up to the Senior Show.
Get Noticed
Recruiters from AAA studios are invited each year to see our students present, test out their games, and set up job interviews for potential employment. Our alumni network and Career Collaborative are a one-of-a-kind resource for breaking into the game industry.
More Inside Game Studio Experience
Game Studio Majors
In any of our seven Game Studio majors, you'll build relevant skills in your chosen area of game development, so that by graduation you'll be a collaborative team player with the professional experience needed to work in a studio.
Hands on Opportunities in the Game Studio
There are plenty of events and opportunities both in and out of the classroom to help build skills beyond your major classes. Here, you can form community networks of friends and future coworkers.
Game Studio Faculty
Learn from the very best in Champlain’s Game Studio Experience, collaborating with faculty practitioners with years of practical experience in a complex industry.
Game Studio Portfolio
Explore our curated collection of student work featuring character sketches, environment renderings, design mock-ups, sizzle reels, and more.
Game Senior Show
The Game Studio’s Senior Show demonstrates what it means to be Champlain Ready. Every year, the show highlights the collaborative work of the studio's graduating class, which presents eight fully functional games.