Echo Games CIC – Seriously Fun Games

What we do

Echo Games CIC develops ‘seriously fun’ games and interactive experiences for universities, museums, cultural institutions, and not-for-profit organisations. We nurture emerging talent through workshops, game jams and internships, and provide support to cultural institutions that are looking to enhance their digital offer.

We deliver unique and playful design solutions for museums, researchers and the public sector.

We offer budding game makers an early opportunity to apply and extend their skills in the field.

We provide consultation services that help cultural organisations establish a robust digital strategy.

We deliver unique and playful design solutions for museums, researchers and the public sector.

We offer budding game makers an early opportunity to apply and extend their skills in the field.

We provide consultation services that help cultural institutions establish a robust digital strategy.

The team

Daniela De Angeli

Co-Director

Since 2010, Daniela has worked as a web, graphic and interaction designer with a variety of museums and other cultural institutions around the world.

Daniel J Finnegan

Co-Director

Dan has worked in the games industry developing iOS games. He’s created experimental VR experiences which involve multiple people moving around across physical and virtual spaces.

Lee Scott

Co-Director

Lee is a creative technologist and educator. He has created games and digital stories for charities and social enterprises on topics such as CAR T-cell therapy, fertility awareness, and regional heritage.

Since 2010, Daniela has worked as a web, graphic and interaction designer with a variety of museums and other cultural institutions around the world.

Dan has worked in the games industry developing iOS games. He’s created experimental VR experiences which involve multiple people moving around across physical and virtual spaces.

Lee is a creative technologist and educator. He has created games and digital stories for not-for-profits on topics such as CAR T-cell therapy, fertility awareness, and regional heritage.

Gallery

Umschlagplaz ’43 is a serious game with social purposes developed for the Ruhr Museum in Essen, Germany. Created by Echo Games

Endless Blitz is a serious game with social purposes developed for the Ruhr Museum in Essen, Germany. Created by Echo Games

A game to help children with Leukemia understand what is going on in their body when they undergo T-Cell treatment. Made for UCL, Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health by Lee Scott

Dungeon Escape is a 2 player VR experience where players work together to escape a dungeon in 5 minutes. Showcased at the Cheltenham Science Festival in 2015. By Daniel J. Finnegan

A series of interactive dresses developed for Corpus Electric, an interactive fashion show. In particular, this photo displays an origami paper dress with RGB LEDs controlled by a distance sensor. By Daniela De Angeli

Silk River explores the unique relationship between London and Kolkata through a year’s artistic exchange between communities along the Thames Estuary and Hooghly River. Made for Kinetika by Lee Scott

An educational game developed to co-create stories together with visitors of Dyrham Park, one of the properties of the National Trust UK. Created by Daniela De Angeli

One of the AR Sandboxes developed for the National Trust UK in occasion of the anniversary of Capability Brown. By Daniela De Angeli

Scanning of museum artefacts, by Daniela de Angeli. See sketchfab.com/BaCH.

See Me Too celebrates Swindon’s diverse heritage through stories of immigration and life in the UK. Made for Create Studios by Lee Scott

PDP Quest is a serious game that motivates players to complete tasks in the real world to progress in the game. Tasks are designed around enhancing personal skills. Created by Patrick Havard with artwork by Kiara Polychroniadi

What we do