Here are this year's DADIU graduation games

Once again, the DADIU teams - comprised of students from art schools and universities in all of Denmark - have spent the last part of their DADIU semester creating the most amazing, original games. And now, they're ready to show them to the world.

Tomorrow marks a new DADIU milestone as this semester’s students take to the stage and present what has taken up all their time for the last couple of months. And we celebrate the students with a bang on a very special graduation showcase on the 5th of December. But you can already acquaint yourself with the student productions below.

The five games will be presented at The National Film School of Denmark, where you get the chance to meet the team behind each game, and get to know more about the creative process behind each project.

But there's no reason for alarm if you didn't get hold of a ticket as the showcase will be broadcast live from the cinema of the Film School.

Glance through each game below, and make sure to join the live chat via DADIU’s Twitch.

Graduation kicks off at 15:30.

We can't wait!

'Cosmic Coup'

Red Panda Studio

'Cosmic Coup' is a stylized FPS action game for PC and Mac, blending retro-futurism with semi-realism. Set aboard a space station seized in a coup, players take on the role of John Doe, a former soldier-turned-special agent, on a mission to uncover the truth, defeat the enemy leader Xaga, and avenge his sister. With ragdoll physics and dynamic character interactions, the game delivers an engaging mix of action and storytelling.
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'Beastly Bites'

Hangar Studios

'Beastly Bites' follows a starving young woman cursed by the Food God and transformed into a supernatural food-human hybrid. To reclaim her humanity, she must battle food-themed monsters across magical realms, ranging from colorful festival streets to the grand temple. Her journey of redemption and confrontation is driven by fast-paced combat with an oversized chopstick.
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'End Transmission?'

Tall Trees Production

'End transmission?' is a narrative management and puzzle game. In just about a week the world will quietly end, and all life in it will fade with it, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make the best of the time you have left. Play as Lenna, the local teenage radio DJ, who has made it her mission to make her town go out in celebration, rather than despair, as she plays music and helps whoever needs it. Your mission is to turn that silence into celebration—broadcasting music, taking calls, and boosting the morale of a weary world. A celebration of the time we have in this world."
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'Death to the Universe - Act 1'

Fueled by Cookies

'Death to the Universe: ACT I' is a story-driven, 3rd person platformer which takes place at the end of time. Play as Death, who as a concept has begun to gradually lose meaning, yet clings on to the duty of his job despite The Universe falling apart. The Universe itself, a playful and antagonistic character, mocks and challenges Death at every turn. Follow Death's existential journey towards the final souls, as he reveals the truths about the underlying fabric of The Universe and learns that his job might be more complex than he anticipated. The game is a mix of dark humor, cosmic absurdity, and existential reflection, blending entertaining gameplay with narrative depth.
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'Bloom'

Loft Light Games

'Bloom' is a third-person puzzle platformer that combines exploration and musical expression in vibrant natural environments. Players journey across small, moon-shaped planets, solving tactile puzzles and engaging with sound to bring life back to desolate ecosystems. Built with simplicity and creativity at its core, Bloom offers a cozy, approachable experience for players looking to explore, interact, and grow alongside the world they restore.
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