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#DKgame LIVE: Troldspejlet and Astralis

Experience Troldspejlet live in the Queen's Hall and compete against Astralis'; women's team on the occasion of this year's big special exhibition #DKgame - Danish computer games from 1960s to 2020s.

Join us for a day in The Diamond, where we celebrate the diverse culture of computer games through a wide programme of activities for both children and adults.

Computer games are the digital age's very own medium. A form of cultural expression and an art form in itself. A multi-billion dollar industry with huge companies and a wild undergrowth of players from game designers to professional gamers.

At #DKGame LIVE, you can dive deep into the fascinating and multifaceted world of computer games with a string of activities.

You can try the beautiful, minimalist game Line Wobbler, which will be installed in the Diamond for #DKgame LIVE.

Photo: Robin Baumgarten

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Jakob Stegelmann will talk about the wild development of computer games.

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You can also test your Counter Strike skills when Astralis' new Danish women's team visits the Diamond.

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You also get free entry to our special exhibition on the history of computer games.

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Our creative workshop, where you can make beautiful pixel boards, will also be open.

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Programme

Troldspejlet LIVE in the Queen's Hall

Come with Jakob Stegelmann on a colourful journey from when the computer game was TV tennis - up to today, when anything can be done in the world of games. In his very special way, Jakob Stegelmann will lead us through the colourful and wonderful history of the culture.

There is something to learn, whether you are completely green when it comes to joysticks and computer mice or you have been involved ever since Pac-Man and Commodore 64 were the wildest thing on the market - or even before.

Troldspejlet LIVE takes place in the Queen's Hall at 13:30-15:30.

E-sports with Astralis on Kirkebybroen

Meet the team behind the world-renowned e-sports brand Astralis in The Diamond, where you can both test your own playing skills against the professionals and try Astralis' training methods.

Visit Astralis' professional gaming stations at Kirkebybroen and test your Counter-Strike abilities. You can both try playing with and against all the players from Astralis' new Danish women's team. You can play both 1-on-1 and 2-on-2.

At the large Astralis stand, you can test what it takes to be a professional gamer. It is about good mood and fun experiences for everyone, but also about winning mentality in various competitions and tests, where you can measure yourself against the professionals.

Visit Astralis at Kierkebybroen from 11:00 to 14:00.

Visit the exhibition #DKgame - Danish computer games from 1960s to 2020s

Visit the large special exhibition on the history of Danish computer games #DKgame - Danish computer games from 1960s to 2020s. The exhibition opens up the history of Danish computer games as a universe of imagination, community and research. In the exhibition, you can delve into the fascinating universes of computer games, explore the impact of computer games on other parts of our lives, hear the researchers' take on how "gamification" affects our everyday life and, not least, try playing games from five decades - from Hugo the Screen Troll to the VR game What the Bat?

The exhibition can also be experienced through the special mobile game Alt på spil - Computerspillenes sygt farlige historie.

Visit the exhibition in the Rotunda at 11-15:30.

 

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#DKgame - Danish computer games from 1960s to 2020s

Exhibition on the history of Danish computer games. This year's major special exhibition in The Black Diamond focuses on computer games as cultural heritage.

Read more about the exhibition here.

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