Game Community

MSU Library Resources

the library's analog games are all held in Special Collections, which generally does not allow for active play (requiring materials be used in the quiet reading room). However, they may be open to some special allowance if you approach them directly. I'd suggest asking Leslie McRoberts, who heads that unit.

There are tools and tech expertise that could be used to create analog games in our Hollander MakeCentral makerspace, which is has no particular rules requiring silence; the whole west side of the Main Library is fine with noise and intended for instruction, group study, and similarly loud activities. The Digital & Multimedia Center and the relatively new Digital Scholarship Lab also lie on the west side.