SPY2K

Calling all agents! Stop by the Centre for Digital Humanities Thursday April 4th to get a sneak peek and test SPY2K! Check out all the details and the other games that are being made through ExperienceBU

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Spy-ducation Time! On Tuesday, March 19th will be on display and ready to play at Brock University's Experiential Education Showcase. Team members will be on hand to chat about the experience of creating SPY2K through the Brock University Faculty of Humanities IASC 4L00 course.
https://brocku.ca/pedagogical-innovation/resources/experiential-education/ee-showcase/

The fourth post in our blog series comes from our Lead Puzzle designer John. Check it out here:

Blog #4 – John – SPY2K In a game like SPY2K, you could be forgiven for assuming my job title means that I’m in charge of all of the missions, and I guess to some extent you wouldn’t be wrong. But my specialty lies in the more cryptic, puzzle-type missions- namely, the Password Hacking and Keypad Hacking missions.

We’re here at Niagara Catholic District School Board in Niagara Falls testing out SPY2K. We’ve had lots of enthusiastic young spies here already, and if you’d like to test SPY2K for yourself, we’re set up right outside exhibition hall A at the Scotiabank convention centre.

Wondering how much planning goes into making a game? Our Producer Ellen Thornton knows! Find out what goes into creating a project schedule and how to stick to it in today’s blog post

Blog #3-Ellen – SPY2K Throughout our series of blog posts, you’ll be reading about what each member of our team has been creating to put in to SPY2K. However, since we started in September, I haven’t made a single thing that’s actually been put in the game.

In our second blog post, Paul Drotos tells the story of music, sound and voice in SPY2K!

Blog #2 – Paul – SPY2K Throughout history, when one thinks of music, there are names timelessly remembered, immortalized in the halls of time we are all blessed and cursed to walk. Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, Gwen Stefani, Tchaikovsky… and soon, very soon, SPY2K. This is a story of music, sound, and voice. It is the story ...

Want to know what SPY2K is all about? Check out our blog where you will learn all about our team! Our first blog post comes from Jonathan Brenders, Lead Narrative and Artist, who will be sharing how the idea of SPY2K came to fruition

Blog #1 – Jonathan – SPY2K SPY2K can be boiled down to a few keywords: screen-peeking, quick puzzles, two-player, and espionage. We arrived at these terms over time; in fact, none of them would represent the original pitch for our game idea.

Choose your agency, gather your spies, and help stop the impending Y2K disaster!