Helping Gamers find Events, Resources, Esports & More in Oklahoma since 2006
It’s going down in T-Town! The event that started it all for GOE is back exclusively featuring Mortal Kombat 11 (Other games are welcomed as side brackets).
Saturday May 25th, 2019 at 3PM
$5 Venue
$10 Entry (into prizepool)
Catch the stream over at:
twitch.tv/GameOverHDTV
Double elimination bracket including a “The RUN BACK” bracket for those who go 0-2! Follow the event page for more information coming soon!
We are a new place to play board and card games. Tabletops and LARPs are also welcome! While we don’t currently sell magic or miantures, if we get regular players, we’ll look into selling more.
We are located at 7817 NW 94th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73162 and we are open week days at 5pm.
Check us out on Facebook!
https://www.facebook.com/Catzilla-OKC-247233435911298/
Looking to do good in your community but not sure how to start?
Seen OKgamers.com organizing events and wanted to help out?
Visit OKg’s new volunteer meetup in OKC from 3-5pm to meet OKg staff, ask questions in person and talk about how we can grow gaming in Oklahoma together.
Live around Tulsa? We’ll host a meetup there 4/22:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1524096381047134/
Why volunteer? Opportunities come up across the state, and while OKgamers has resources to help make epic events happen, we don’t always have the volunteers we need. Whether you want to help build a community of gamers or have a passion for a particular game series, we’ve got ways to help you reach your goals. Make a difference in Oklahoma – volunteer today!
Just want to signup; meetups aren’t required!
Find more details on volunteering here:
https://okgamers.com/volunteer
Special thanks to Microsoft Store Penn Square Mall for hosting the event!
Looking to do good in your community but not sure how to start?
Seen OKgamers.com organizing events and wanted to help out?
Visit OKg’s new volunteer meetup in Tulsa from 3-5pm to meet OKg staff, ask questions in person and talk about how we can grow gaming in Oklahoma together.
Live around OKC? We’ll host a meetup there 4/29:
https://www.facebook.com/events/2034976673423684/
Why volunteer? Opportunities come up across the state, and while OKgamers has resources to help make epic events happen, we don’t always have the volunteers we need. Whether you want to help build a community of gamers or have a passion for a particular game series, we’ve got ways to help you reach your goals. Make a difference in Oklahoma – volunteer today!
Just want to signup; meetups aren’t required!
Find more details on volunteering here:
https://okgamers.com/volunteer
Special thanks to Microsoft Store Woodland Hills for hosting the event!
GameDev DrinkUp is a national monthly meet up for devs, gamers, and nerds alike to kick back and unwind between con craziness! A con party away from the con, if you will? Grab a few drinks and play some old school arcade games and discuss the latest in gaming, every 2nd Thursday @ The Max!
After a short hiatus and PAX South, GDDU is back and gearing up for GDC! Our team is producing an indie title and would love to connect with any local independent studios, teams, or those even remotely interested in indie development in the Tulsa area.
Not a developer? We still like you. Come for the free drinks and game tokens, for the first 10 through the door! (Other GDDU locations are holding raffles, we will not have a raffle.)
When: Thursday, 2/8 from 10PM – 2AM
Where: The Max Retropub – 114 South Elgin Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74120
Contact: Britney J. Parks [britney@blackwhiteblood.com] or Rey Gutierrez [rey@blackwhiteblood.com]
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OKgamers has collaborated with Tokyo in Tulsa since its launch in 2008. Saif Khan, Chairman of OKg, joined Tokyo in Tulsa in 2009 as a Director and has worked tirelessly alongside his team to bring the convention a quality gaming experience year after year. As Tokyo in Tulsa and OKgamers.com expand towards new, but different horizons, Saif Khan made the decision to step down as a Director of Tokyo in Tulsa in order to concentrate exclusively on growing OKgamers.com LLC, and supporting the larger Oklahoma gaming community directly.
As a part of this decision, OKg has expanded its staff to include long-time associates and fellow gaming organizers from past endeavors. This expansion brings together some of the best tabletop & PC gaming organizers in Oklahoma! These talented individuals combined with existing OKgamers staff and affiliated groups will solidify OKg’s ability to provide a premier gaming experience for all of the events that it supports as well as make Tokyo in Tulsa 2016 the best gaming experiences to happen in Oklahoma on record!
About OKgamers.com LLC: Since its founding in 2006, OKgamers.com has introduced hundreds of local volunteers to for the purpose of improving community through gaming. OKg has also organized over 150 tournaments in Oklahoma serving thousands of gamers from the five state area and brought over $100,000 in sponsorship to Oklahoma.
OKgamers spent the last few years quietly working behind the scene to support local organizers and provide Oklahoma Gamers access to local niche gaming. In 2016, OKgamers has stepped out from behind the scenes to provide more information as well as organizing more events. Keep an eye on www.okgamers.com for more information.
About Dynamite Conventions LLC: Dynamite Conventions, LLC is an event management company with a focus on fan-based, cultural and/or community based projects. They manage multiple events including the flagship program Tokyo in Tulsa and will be announcing additional projects in the future.
About Tokyo in Tulsa: Tokyo in Tulsa (TnT) is a fan-based event with a focus on Japanese Anime, Culture, and Pop Culture. With a mission of “To Educate and Build Community Through Entertainment”, Tokyo in Tulsa proves that education does not have to come from traditional sources and that even two vastly different world views can find common ground.
The Ninth Annual Tokyo in Tulsa will be held at the Cox Business Center and DoubleTree Hotel in the heart of downtown Tulsa on July 15-17, 2016. Tokyo in Tulsa hosts over 300 hours of programming for Anime, Gaming (Console, Arcade, PC, LARP, CCG, Laser Tag and Tabletop), Japanese and Tulsa Culture, Art, Writing, Music, Shopping (with vendors, artists and exhibitors from all of the country) and much more!
Please visit www.tokyointulsa.com for more information.
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