Promoting digital literacy and collaboration through game development.
Check out the winning games
| High School | Middle School | |
| Best in Show | Century HS S.V. (298) |
Independent Eugene Team Machine (309) |
| Judge’s Choice | Skyview HS Banana Storm (282) |
Sisters MS Dead Programmers Society (9190) |
| People’s Choice | Wilson HS Broken Bits (318) |
Independent Eugene Team Machine (309) |
| Theme and Story | Mountainside HS GenericTeamDotexe (325) |
The Dalles MS Cyborg Coders (280) |
| Art and Assets | Wilson HS Project Ataahk (247) |
Cascade Jr HS ????? { Mega Weebs} (296) |
| Management | Hillsboro HS White Socks (308) |
Nestucca Jr/Sr HS Infallible (302) |
| Programming | Sunset HS Crimson Blade (291) |
Duniway MS Irrational Overflow (256) |
| Game Design | Cascade Sr HS Exspresso Depresso (276) |
The Dalles MS The Dork Side (277) |
| Rookie | Liberty HS Cakewalk (324) |
Nestucca Jr/Sr HS Infallible (302) |
OGPC is a video game development competition for middle school and high school students that encourages teamwork while having loads of fun. Each year, OGPC announces a new theme, such as “Urban Planning”, “Internal Obstacles” and “Disaster Recovery.” Teams design the game rules and goals, write stories and characters, create visual art, record sound effects and music, and write computer code to make it all work. Then, at the main event, they present their work to professional judges and each other.
Game creation through OGPC encompasses the entire STEAM focus (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Design, and Mathematics) in one unified program. It bridges the disciplines in a way that most academic courses do not and encourages students with different talents to work together.
