Unreal Studio for Architects and Designers

Featuring Alex Coulombe

Alex Coulombe from Agile Lens, a NYC-based VR studio, will be telling us more about using Unreal Studio for architecture and design.

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Training a Self Driving Ai

Featuring Shane Christopher and Sam Swift-Glasman

Sam Swift-Glasman (Art Director) and Shane Christopher (Senior Simulation Engineer) from FiveAi will be discussing building a simulator in Unreal to train a self driving AI.

Locomotion and Marketplace Assets

Featuring Naveed Iqbal

Naveed Iqbal, indie developer who developed From Fire, will be telling us more about about locomotion and using marketplace asset in this London Unreal talk.

Game Design and Accessibility

Featuring Ash Middletonn

We're joined by Ash Middletonn from the BBC, who'll be telling us about game design and accessibility. Check it out!

Making Music/Rhythm Games in UE4

Featuring James Goldsmith

Don't miss James Goldsmith telling us more about making music and rhythm games in UE4!

My so-called Art

Featuring Rory Jobson

Rory is currently a concept artist at Dlala Studios in Essex. Joining the team to work as the concept artist on an unreleased Disney project and providing art support on project's such as Rare's "Sea of Thieves". Most recently Rory has been the sole environment artist on...

This month's meetup will be focused on an awesome Robot Tank Battle Tournament. Join the fun and learn to program some robot tanks and let them fight it out in the battle arena. There is quite a lot of interesting programming involved in coming up with an effective strategy not to mention...

Bringing Apps and Games to the Living Room

Featuring Jesse Freeman

In this session, we cover what's needed to bring your Android app or game to Fire TV. We walk you through controller support for a game scenario (buttons and analog sticks), controller support for UI (selection, moving between menu items, invoking the keyboard), and how to account for the...

Responsive Game Design

Featuring Jesse Freeman

Gone are the days where you can make a game and publish it to a single platform expecting a sure fire success. The best way to solve this problem is something I call “responsive game design” based on the same principles that work so well in responsive design for web apps. This framework includes...

Open floor Q&A

Featuring Mike Bithel