Game Jam Húsavík

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18-19 September 2026 – The Accelerator, Centre for Innovation in Húsavík

Do you want to make a game? Would you like to learn about game design? Would you like to meet others who are interested in game development?

Are you 15–25 and curious about game development, innovation, or how gamification can be used in all sorts of creative work?

Together you make video games, board games and even outdoor games!

Yes, you can join in!

The Playdate

At a game jam, people from all sorts of backgrounds come together and create a game or gaming experience from scratch.

The people

People get together or meet up on the spot, get ideas and then carry them out over two days.

Experience

It takes experience from all walks of life to make games. Creative thinkers, writers, artists, graphic designers, musicians and programmers work together.

We help you

Anyone can make games, and so can you! We'll help you get started and give you advice on how big your idea can be, so you can manage to present it by the end of the Saturday.

Agenda

Friday, 18 September

12:30 Arrival at The Speed on Húsavík

  • What is a game jam? – A message from the founder Game Makers Iceland
  • Set in motion: Húsavík Game Jam 2026 – Fossilised Lapwing 
  • Game night theme announced: Whales, the sea and Húsavík – TBD

13:30 – 16:00 Play Party – Workshop, Part 1

  • Game Theory 101
  • The Toolkit of Playtime Fun
  • Brainstorming and design work

16:00 – 18:00 Lightning talks and pizza party

  • Keynotes from entrepreneurs

Saturday 19 September

9:00 – 12:00 Play Party – Workshop, Part 2

  • Game Theory 101 cont.
  • Working on implementations and prototypes under the guidance of mentors

12:00 – 13:00 – Lunch break 

 

13:00-16:00 – Play party – workshop, part 3

  • Game Theory 101 cont.
  • Let's finish our game, let's prepare a presentation.

16:00 – 17:00 – break

17:00 – 19:00 – thanks and until next time!

  • Presentations of the weekend's harvest
  • Final talk – The gaming world in Iceland, Halldór Snær Kristjánsson

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