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EPOMAKER & Utah Hack Club: Empowering the Next Generation of Creators

EPOMAKER & Utah Hack Club: Empowering the Next Generation of Creators

We are excited to announce that EPOMAKER proudly sponsored the Utah edition of Campfire, a beginner-friendly game jam organized by Hack Club. As one of the key sponsors, EPOMAKER provided premium mechanical keyboard gear—including the QK108 full-size keyboard, Split65 split design gaming keyboard, and Creamy Jade switches—to support young creators throughout the event.

Held on February 28 in Draper, Utah, this 12-hour in-person game jam brought together high school students to design, build, and showcase original games in a collaborative and creative environment.

About Campfire

Campfire Game Jam is a beginner-friendly game jam designed for students aged 18 and under. It creates a welcoming environment where young programmers, artists, and designers collaborate to build games, learn new skills, and connect with like-minded peers.

Campfire is part of Hack Club, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit supporting over 50,000 teenagers worldwide through coding clubs, hackathons, and creative tech events. The organization has powered global initiatives that encourage students to build, experiment, and share their work.

Follow Campfire and Hack Club for more updates:

  • 🌐 Official Website Click Here
  • 📸 Instagram (Local) Click Here
  • 📱 Hack Club Instagram Click Here
  • 💼 LinkedIn Updates Click Here

EPOMAKER’s Contribution

EPOMAKER’s sponsorship went beyond providing hardware—it represented a commitment to nurturing the next generation of creators:

  • Premium Tools for Young Creators
    High-performance keyboards like QK108 and Split65 enhanced the development experience.
  • Motivation Through Rewards
    Creamy Jade switches and other prizes encouraged creativity and teamwork.
  • Brand Exposure to Future Innovators
    Through social media and local communities, EPOMAKER connected with a new generation of tech enthusiasts.

Event Highlights

The Utah Campfire event gathered 25 talented young creators who formed teams and built original games within just 12 hours. The event included:

  • Team-based game development
  • Hands-on workshops
  • Project demos and presentations
  • Awards ceremony

Participants at Campfire were primarily young programmers, artists, and designers. During the event, 25 teenagers collaborated in teams to develop original game projects, gaining hands-on experience that significantly enhanced their technical and creative skills.

Through this immersive process, participants not only acquired valuable programming experience but also expanded their creativity by exchanging ideas and collaborating with fellow creators.

Schedule & Prizes

  • Event Schedule
    A 12-hour game jam featuring team-based projects, hands-on workshops, project demonstrations, and an awards ceremony.
    📸Event Highlights
  • Participants & Prizes
    Participants had the opportunity to compete for prizes sponsored by EPOMAKER, including the QK108 full-size keyboard, Split65 gaming keyboard, and Creamy Jade switches.
    🏆Winners Post

Through this collaboration with Hack Club and Campfire, EPOMAKER continues to support young innovators by providing tools and opportunities to explore technology and creativity. For many participants, this was their first experience in a game jam—and we believe the tools they used will inspire their journey into the world of tech.

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