#Gtopia: Game Kitchen
Alison, the curator of Game Kitchen, left Hong Kong for an intensive stay in Germany, and got the opportunity to work with a game studio in Leipzig and participate in Gamescom in Cologne. The trip has made her realise not only Germany has a really thriving game industry, but also a quite big player community. On top of that, being located centrally in Europe, Germany is also a crucial hub for European game culture.
This time's Game Kitchen, Alison will be sharing her amazing trip in Germany: she will showcase studio visits, gamescom close shots, (maybe) useful information of EU and German funding systems for game co-production, and most importantly the great people and games she encountered on the road. Hope your summer was equally fun - let us all share our gaming experience this summer and play some German games together!
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© Yang Jing
Yang Jing (Allison)
Yang Jing (Allison) loves playing games and making them too. She works as a producer and narrative designer, and game exhibition curator. Recently, she worked with dslcollection designing and producing an art destruction game Forgetter, Curated an exhibition about game production in China in Tank Art Shanghai, and worked with Goethe Institut Hong Kong on a game space community project Game Kitchen. Her two new projects are designing a narrative experience for choreographer Zelia Tan in Hong Kong in her dance theater with motioncap and AR elements and producing a survival game based on a similar experience growing up in 1990s former GDR and Northern China with Leipzig-based game studio RotxBlau.
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