Attention! Event Postponed-Qdrant Vector Quest: AI-Powered Game Development Hackathon

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Registration is still open! Please note that the event has been postponed. We will share the new date as soon as it is confirmed. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to seeing you there！ 🎮 Build a game where meaning is the mechanic! Join Qdrant Vector Quest: AI-Powered Game Development Hackathon, a two-day experience for graduate students. Work in teams of 2–3 to create a playable game where Qdrant vector search drives the gameplay—from semantic puzzles to characters that remember and react. No prior experience with Qdrant or vector search is required. An introductory workshop, starter resources, and mentors will help you get started. 📅 Schedule-TBD Attendance and participation are required on both days. Please register only if you can attend both sessions in full. 📍 Location: 225 Terry Ave N, Event Space Who Should Join Currently enrolled graduate students interested in AI, game development, and hands-on collaboration. Teams consist of 2–3 students. Joining solo? We’ll help match you with a team at check-in. GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM ALL COLLEGES ARE WELCOME The Challenge Build a playable game that uses Qdrant vector search as a core gameplay mechanic. You may use any programming language or game engine, and AI coding assistants are welcome. Each team will submit: A playable game A code repository with a README and instructions for running the game A demo video of up to 2 minutes showing real gameplay and explaining how Qdrant powers it 🏆 The Prize The first-place team will receive a $2,000 cash prize. Judges will evaluate submissions based on the use of vector search, gameplay and fun, technical execution, creativity, and the clarity of the demo and explanation. Bring your ideas, meet fellow builders, and turn vector search into a game worth playing!