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Dec 03, 2025

Report from Game Jam v8

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On November 29 and 30, 2020, the eighth edition of a special event for IT students in the field of XR_Games (eXtended Reality, Games, and Immersive Systems) took place, organized by the Faculty of Computer Science, the Faculty of New Media Arts, and, starting this year, the Faculty of Cognitive Science. The theme of this year's edition was "Nostalgia Trip."

The event is organized by the XR Department, the XR Center PJAIT Research Center, PJAIT the XRC Students' & Alumni Club.

Results:
1st place:

Game title: In my day

Jakubaszek Bartosz (computer science, specializing in XR_Games)

Skuza Maksymilian (computer science, specializing in XR_Games)

Łukasz Lens (computer science, specializing in XR_Gamese)

Karol Frączek (New Media Art, graphic design)

Kamila Męcik (New Media Art, graphic design)

2nd place

Game title: Banana's Era Shift

Juszyński Dawid (computer science, specializing in XR_Games)

Kowalska Kinga (computer science, specializing in XR_Games)

Nowakowski Jędrzej (computer science, specialization XR_Games)

Julia Paździorek (computer science, specializing in XR_Games)

Zuzanna Gajewska (New Media Art, graphic design)

3rd place

Game title: GatewayOS

Arndt Małgorzata (computer science, specializing in XR_Games)

Julian Grajewski (computer science, specializing in XR_Games)

Mikucki Filip (computer science, specializing in XR_Games)

Nowak Wojciech (computer science, specializing in XR_Games)

Teachers involved:

  • Dr. Wiesław Kopeć, Prof.PJAIT Head of the XR Department of the Faculty of Computer Science and the XR Center Research Center, supervisor of the XRC Students' & Alumni Club
  • Barbara Karpowicz – Head of XR_Games, Deputy Head of the XR Department, Coordinator of the XRC Students’ & Alumni Club
  • Dr. Piotr Nowiński – Vice Dean of graphic design, Faculty of New Media Arts
  • Piotr Sieciński – representative of interior design, Faculty of New Media Arts
  • Rafał Masłyk – XR Department, XR Center PJAIT
  • Dr. Kinga Skorupska – XR Department, XR Center PJAIT
  • Maciej Grzeszczuk – XR Department, XR Center PJAIT
  • Pavlo Zinevych – XR Department, XR Center PJAIT
  • Maciej Miąsik – specialist in the field of XR_Games

Committed students from the XRC Students’ & Alumni Club:

  • Wiktor Stawski – club president
  • Alexander Cyran
  • Maciej Gertner
  • Jan Matłosz
  • Victoria Przybylak
  • Anton Reut
  • Peter Rutkowski
  • Adam Sosnowski
  • Emilia Ślemp
  • Peter Trześniowski

Congratulations to the winners and thank you to all the university staff and students involved.

The host of Game Jam 2025 stands in front of black acoustic panels, gesturing with his arms spread wide toward a screen displaying the title "Nostalgia Trip." Next to him is a large poster for the 8th Game Jam / Metadata event set up on an easel.
A smiling presenter stands in front of black acoustic panels in the PJAIT hall during Game Jam 2025. Next to her is a large poster for the 8th Game Jam / Metadata with the event program and dates: November 29–30, 2025. On the right, a fragment of the screen with a presentation is visible.
Four presenters stand in front of participants in the lecture hall during Game Jam 2025 at PJAIT. Behind them is a large screen with a presentation about the teams. The audience sits in rows of wooden chairs, facing the stage. On the right is a desk with a computer, and the PJAIT logo appears in the corner of the screen.
Three participants of Game Jam 2025 stand in front of the audience in the PJAIT hall. Two people stand next to each other, and the third—a man with a walker—introduces himself, gesturing with his hands. They all have event ID badges on lanyards. In the background, you can see a fragment of the screen with the presentation and the black acoustic panels of the hall.
A Game Jam participant sits at a computer station in the PJAIT laboratory, explaining something to his team members. The settings window of the application is visible on the monitor in front of him. Next to him, another person leans over his own screen, and notes and a mouse lie on the desk.
A Game Jam participant sits with a tablet on her lap and listens attentively to the team's conversation in the PJAIT laboratory. Next to her, two people are leaning over their notes and screens, and in the foreground, you can see a fragment of one of the group members' jackets.
A group of Game Jam participants are working at computer stations in the PJAIT laboratory. In the foreground, a young man in a pink and black jacket with a floral pattern can be seen wearing headphones around his neck and looking toward the person he is talking to. Around him, the other members of the team are leaning over their monitors.
The winners and participants of Game Jam 2025 pose for a group photo in the PJAIT lecture hall. The participants stand and sit in several rows between the benches, smiling at the camera. On the left, there is a poster of the event placed on an easel, and in the background, there is a projection screen and black acoustic panels.
A large group of participants in the 8th Game Jam / Metadata pose in the PJAIT lecture hall, cheerfully raising their hands in the air. Participants stand and sit between rows of empty benches, smiling and making energetic gestures. In the background, a screen displaying a presentation of the event and black acoustic panels are visible.
A large group of participants of the 8th Game Jam / Metadata at PJAIT pose for a group photo in the lecture hall. People are standing and sitting in several rows between empty benches, smiling at the camera. In the background, you can see a screen with a presentation of the event and the black acoustic panels of the hall.
The cartoon scene from the game shows a tired woman in an apron holding a small child in her arms, with another child peeking out from behind the counter. The speech bubble reads: "Antonina: My child needs food." On the counter are a paper package, a bottle, and a calendar marked "Day 1." At the bottom of the screen are two buttons: "GIVE" and "REJECT."
The cartoon scene from the game shows an elderly woman in a headscarf standing behind the counter in a shop reminiscent of communist Poland. On the left, there is a speech bubble with the dialogue: "Wiesława: Forgive me, dear, that the ration stamp is so crumpled... my hands have been shaking terribly." On the counter there is a paper package, a bottle, and a small container, and on the right there is a calendar with the inscription "Day 1." Behind the woman there is a door with a sign saying "Closed" and a board with pieces of paper resembling vouchers or coupons.
A cartoon scene from the game depicting a man in a cap and apron standing behind a counter in a stylized interior resembling a workplace from the communist era. Propaganda posters hang on the wall, and two paper packages, a bottle, a small container, and a calendar with the inscription "Day 1" lie on the counter. Behind the man, there is a closed door with a sign saying "Closed."

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