Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab spacer
Comparative Media Studies MIT
spacer
Game of The Week

The Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab was a collaboration between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the government of Singapore created to explore new directions for the development of games as a medium. GAMBIT set itself apart by emphasizing the creation of video game prototypes to demonstrate our research as a complement to traditional academic publishing.

The MIT Game Lab continues the GAMBIT mission, bringing together scholars, creators, and technologists to teach, conduct research, and develop new approaches for applied game design and construction.

Study games at MIT!

Latest Updates

Next steps, and a final report!

We have released our final report, outlining 6 years of experimentation, innovation, achievement, and original research! We've learned from the experience of running this international collaboration, in how to conduct research, how to bring together students and researchers to create interesting and innovative new games, and how to bring our discoveries to outside groups like industry and government.
In the Press

Announcing the SGS&C 2012 Finalists!

A Closed World - The JRPG Where You Fight To Be Yourself

MIT Game Lab explores the potential of games and play

Read Me

Squeezicks - A Museum of Science & MIT Collaboration on STEM-based games

Subversive Game Design for Recursive Learning

Postmortem: The Snowfield

spacer ShowtimeBackflow2007SnapescapeAbandonCamaquenDearthPierreShadow ShoppeWakerWooshThe BridgeGumBeat v2.0Moki Combat v2.0RosemaryTipping PointTipping Point (Digital)AkrasiaGumBeatMokiMuzaicOozertsPhormPicopokeNeurotranceOchos LocosScrumpetAudiOdysseyOrezWiipElementalystmonstersafterlandeludeimprovisopoikiliamontersSymonyetonewordabandoncompleteqpcuriopaperprototypebundleaclosedworldeksarobotanysnowfieldsqueezicksstrandeddarkdotbackflow2011snapescape_es spacer
spacer Supported By spacer Elsewhere spacer
NRF MDA Interactive Digital Media Programme Office MIT Flickr LinkedIn Facebook YouTube Twitter