Multimedia projects. Using teamwork. Lots of fun.
Conjure is ÉTS's interactive media lab: a student club where we code, draw, and playtest games from prototype to playable demo.
A club, a room, a community of creators
Conjure brings together students from every ÉTS program around a shared goal: learning to make video games as a team, backed by a dedicated room, training, and an active network in the industry.
- 17+
- years running
- 15
- games made at Gamelab
- 6
- Gamelab editions
- 4
- partners
Everything you need to make your first game
Learn
Training in programming, art and design, Unreal Engine workshops, and access to industry conferences (MIGS) so you can progress at your own pace.
Equipment
A dedicated room equipped with VR headsets and game development tools, available to every member.
Competitions
Privileged access to industry competitions and events, and a network of game industry professionals to meet.
Gamelab, game jams, and an annual gala
From training to competition, all the way to presenting your work to the industry.
Nine-Tails Protocol
Montreal Game Jam Test
The Montreal Game Jam was once one of the largest Game Jams in person, but since Covid this event was paused. In order to bring this event back, Conjure organized a free test Game Jam with a reduced number of participants. This new version of the Montreal Game Jam de Conjure offers: New format of theme and challenges Game Jam in Lan format, all participants are grouped in the same room A huge thank you to all the participants of the Montreal Game Jam Test. This edition marked the return of this event and we are delighted to have brought together so many passionate video game talents. Students from several video game clubs from Montreal universities took up the challenge by creating apocalypse-themed games in less than three days! A special thank you to our great organizing team: Ader Alisma, Chris Mathevet, Laura Bascopé Butron, Maurice Elkouby and Romain Boade whose work has made this event a real success. Thank you to the School of Advanced Technology (ETS), which allowed us to use classroom facilities so that participants could work on their games in good conditions. A big thank you to our sponsor Ubisoft Montreal, who offered prizes to our big winners. You can now discover and play games created during Game Jam here: https://lnkd.in/eDjsTxXr
Want to make your first game with us?
Join the Discord, come by the room, and jump on your next project with the team.