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If you want to stay up to date about what is happening with OGDA please follow our Twitter and or Meetup pages. They are constantly and reliably updated with what we are doing. Also if you are trying to contact … Continue reading →

On May 11th our guest speaker will me Megan Vokal. She was a local game designer but last year got a job at Infinity Ward. She will be talking to us about some of the day to day stuff of … Continue reading →

Octobers meeting will be on the 13th at 7pm at Do Space. Make sure to bring out your Works in Progress or just share an idea that you have pondering over.

Our January meeting is this Saturday at 6-9 at Bellevue University as per usual. This month we will be having a hands-on play test of Feral Planet from KillSmile Studios! Many of us saw some of the early work from … Continue reading →

At OGDA we love seeing what others are working on. If you have something you want to show, a game, an updated physics engine, some animation doodles you’ve been working on, or whatever, we’d love to see it! If you … Continue reading →

Hey Omaha Game Devvers.  I’m hosting a shindig for this year’s Molyjam at my house on July 5-7. Come. Molyjam is a 48-hour game jam where everyone makes a game inspired by one of @petermolydeux‘s crazy tweets. (EDIT: The theme … Continue reading →

Lincoln sports software developer Hudl has posted 2 videos on their jobs page. These two videos show their company culture and their office. I believe that this is a great look inside a successful company that is fun to work for… in … Continue reading →

After having such a successful time at CAMP Co-working for our November meeting, we are once again going to be visiting it this month. CAMP Coworking is in the NoDo (North of Dodge) neighborhood — specifically just a few blocks … Continue reading →

Ok… after the Scooter’s at 180th decided to schedule a piano recital of some sort without asking us (not like they care), we scrambled for another meeting location. Thankfully, Dave Homan (President of Slouch Couch studios) suggested we look into … Continue reading →