USC Games Expo Showcases Student Creativity

The USC Games Expo is a big event where students from the University of Southern California show off the games they've made.

It's been happening for 10 years and is one of the most important events for new game developers.

This year, students showed off games like 'Aftertaste,' 'Sisyphus’s Worst Day (Again),' and 'Unrealtor.'

These games are about different things, like a tongue exploring a body, a mythical character stuck in a loop, and a surreal apartment hunt.

The students work in teams for about a year and a half to make these games.

The event is also a chance for them to see how people react to their games and to learn from professionals.

The school teaches them how to make games using their own skills and ideas, not just relying on computers to do the work for them.