Pixelblast Gaming Festival: Free gamer paradise in Amberg!

Pixelblast Gaming Festival: Free gamer paradise in Amberg!

Amberg is preparing for an exciting event: the Pixelblast Gaming Festival, which will take place next Saturday on the OTH Campus premises. From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., visitors can dive into the world of video games and the best thing about it? Entry is free! This event not only promises entertainment, but also many interactive experiences for gaming enthusiasts of all ages.

The festival is particularly aimed at children aged eight, young people, young adults and families. There is a wealth of activities that are tailored to the various interests of the participants. The organizers expect a colorful mixed audience who is enthusiastic about the world of games and tried out new technologies. The Pixelblast Festival offers the perfect setting for a sociable day full of fun, encounters and learning.

game highlights and competitions

A special highlight is the game Marble Maze, which won the German Computer Game Prize in 2024. The festival goers have the opportunity to test this excellent multiplayer game themselves. "Marble Maze comes to the Pixelblast Gaming Festival in Amberg," said the organizers. The program is complemented by action -packed competitions such as the Mario Kart Tournament and Smash Brothers Hot Seat, which offer numerous opportunities to measure themselves in the player scene and interact with like -minded people.

Another exciting experience for technology enthusiasts is an artificial intelligence that gives players the opportunity to test their drawing skills in a game called Quick Draw against a AI. Such innovative offers make the festival a special experience for everyone who is interested in technology and creativity.

creative workshops and learning offers

In addition to the games and competitions, the Pixelblast Festival offers a variety of creative workshops. Here, participants can learn how to develop games with the programming language Scratch or find out about game publishing. You can also demonstrate your skill by building Minecraft torches and mimics. For the technology enthusiasts there is also learning robots to try out and the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of retro games.

The festival is organized by the Medienfachberatung Oberpfalz, the district youth ring Oberpfalz and Digital Streetwork Oberpfalz. The broad orientation of the event ensures that it has something to offer for everyone - from young child to experts from youth work. A central motto of the event is that games combine and create spaces for creativity and experience together. "Computer games are not only entertaining, but also promote strategic thinking, teamwork and problem -solving skills," emphasizes Alexandra Lins, one of the media teachers and organizers of the festival.

For further short information and an overview of the events, visit www.oberpfalzecho.de .