Schell Games
Schell Games is a game design and development company based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It was founded in 2002 by game developer Jesse Schell. Schell Games creates video games and interactive experiences for education and entertainment.
Philosophy
Schell Games' approach to game design and development revolves around its mission statement of creating games the studio likes, for clients the studio likes, in order to make the world a better place. Schell Games is a member of the International Game Developers Association, and a member of the Games for Change Industry Circle.
History
Before founding Schell Games in 2002, Jesse Schell was the creative director of the Disney Imagineering Virtual Reality Studio. Since creating the studio, Jesse and Schell Games have worked with and created games for Google, Yale, Legendary, Fred Rogers Company and more.
Original Games
Release Date | Game Title | Genre | Type | Platform | Notes |
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December 2016 | I Expect You To Die | Puzzle | Virtual Reality/PC | Playstation VR, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift | Most popular original game by the company[1] |
November 2016 | Frostbound | Atmospheric Survival | Virtual Reality/Mobile | Google Daydream | |
November 2016 | Domino World | Casual | Augmented Reality/Mobile | Google Tango- enabled devices | Google worked with Schell to try Tango[2] |
November 2016 | Happy Atoms | Education[3] | Physical + Augmented Reality | Physical + iOS devices | Created in partnership with Thames & Kosmos |
November 2016 | Water Bears VR | Education | Virtual Reality/PC | HTC Vive | |
September 2016 | Baker Street Experience | Audio Adventure | Audio Story | Alexa-enabled devices | |
Orion Trail VR | Virtual Reality | Oculus Rift, Samsung Gear VR, HTC Vive | |||
Orion Trail | |||||
Water Bears | Water Bears EDU also available[4] | ||||
GumTrix | |||||
Innercube | |||||
June 2014 | Enemy Mind |
References
- ^ Kohler, Chris. "'I Expect You to Die' Is the Most Fun I've Ever Had in Virtual Reality". WIRED. Retrieved 2017-05-11.
- ^ "Schell Games gives popular games a twist with Tango". Google Developers Blog. Retrieved 2017-05-11.
- ^ Reid, Liz. "New Hybrid Digital-Physical Games May Improve Student Learning". Retrieved 2017-05-11.
- ^ "https://www.glasslabgames.org/games/WPLUS". GlassLab Games. Retrieved 2017-05-11.
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