Computer Animated gnomes in a woodland setting all standing next to each other. there are 3 of them.

Work from 'The Grimwood Hex'

Explore work from our Computer Games Graduate Showcase 2026. Crafted by the future talent of the games industry, these projects bring together art, design and technology to build memorable player experiences. Discover original characters, immersive environments and interactive worlds shaped through collaboration and creative ambition.

screenshot of a video game - the player appears to be at a market and has a 'market screen' open with items available for purchase.

Voidloop

computer animated of game piece that is holding an axe. the game piece has a large beard.

The Grimwood Hex

logo for game called "contact" - the logo features a submarine with an oversized periscope coming out of it. it says "contact - theat recognition training

Contact - Threat Detection Simulator

Video game concent art which looks like a medieval town hall with cloaked villagers surrounded it. some torches are lit.

Dolly Widdows - Computer Games Design

Image of a computer generated porsche - the car has its headlights up is bright red and is parked in a car park with buildings and snow in the background

William Walker - Computer Games Art

3 illustrated robots are coming over a hill they are happy and cheering in a variety of cheerful poses

Project Techtonic

A stylised 3D character stands in profile wearing a wolf headpiece with glowing eyes, white fur around the shoulders, blue body paint, and holding a bow.

Emma Turner - Computer Games Art

Computer Games Courses Showreel 2026

A showcase of work from our Computer Games students across Art, Design, Technology and Production.

From characters and environments to gameplay systems and complete projects, here's a look at what they've been creating.

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The works featured in this Graduate Showcase are the intellectual property of the students who created them and must not be copied, reproduced, or redistributed without permission. The views and opinions expressed are those of the individual creators and do not reflect those of their course or the University. The University accepts no responsibility for the content of the work presented, including the use of third-party material.