Game design and development students win at RPI GameFest 2022
Three games created by RIT students were honored at the RPI GameFest 2022 in April. The student game development showcase, symposium, and competition is held annually by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. More than 30 games created by college students from across the Northeast were submitted to this year’s GameFest.
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