
STEM Fuse: Got Game Competition
Ages:Middle School, High School
Categories:Coding & Computer Science, STEM
Scope:International
Registration Closes
Jan 15, 2020 5:00pm
America/Chicago
Do you want to share your games with others and have a chance to win prizes? If so, submit your game to the GOT GAME? competition.
With the competition, all participants will receive these benefits:
- Both individuals and teams can collaborate to create an amazing game
- Games may be showcased to our entire audience of 2.2 million students
- A public site to showcase your game development talents
- Have the chance to win prizes for you AND your school
All Games Must Meet the Following Requirements:
- Games must be created using Construct 3 by Scirra.
- Games must include a link to a Google Doc with credits to any Creative Commons assets (graphics, audio, etc). View a sampleĀ here.
- Games must include instructions on how to play the game within the game itself (ie. instructions button on title screen).
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- The game programming must be the original work of the student(s) submitting the entry.
- Non-original works will be disqualified and school will be in jeopardy of having all other student games removed.
- Games must not include copyrighted characters.
- There are no restrictions or rules regarding the type of game, number of levels, complexity, etc.
- Only one game submission per student.
- No limit to the number of submissions from a single school.
- Student may work as individuals or as part of a team (no more than five per team).
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- Games with both desktop (keyboard/mouse) and mobile controls (touch) are more accessible to public voters.
- Consistent graphic style (ex. all hand drawn; all vector style) make for a cohesive gaming experience.
- Be bold with your game genre - we receive lots of platform games, so consider how you can make your game unique!
- Incorporate multimedia! Used together, sound effects, music, and animations can have a great impact on players.
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- Originality
- Overall Game Design and Quality
- Game Complexity
- Enjoyment (how fun is your game?)
- Voting on the STEM Fuse Arcade
Website: https://arcade.stemfuse.com/got-game
Managing Organization: STEM Fuse
Contact:
customerservice@stemfuse.com
Entry Fee: $
Eligibility:
Contest is open to students (Grades 5-12) enrolled a GAME:IT series course.
Registration Closes
Jan 15, 2020 5:00pm
America/Chicago
Overview
Do you want to share your games with others and have a chance to win prizes? If so, submit your game to the GOT GAME? competition.
With the competition, all participants will receive these benefits:
- Both individuals and teams can collaborate to create an amazing game
- Games may be showcased to our entire audience of 2.2 million students
- A public site to showcase your game development talents
- Have the chance to win prizes for you AND your school
Process
- Games must be created using Construct 3 by Scirra.
- Games must include a link to a Google Doc with credits to any Creative Commons assets (graphics, audio, etc). View a sampleĀ here.
- Games must include instructions on how to play the game within the game itself (ie. instructions button on title screen).
-
- The game programming must be the original work of the student(s) submitting the entry.
- Non-original works will be disqualified and school will be in jeopardy of having all other student games removed.
- Games must not include copyrighted characters.
- There are no restrictions or rules regarding the type of game, number of levels, complexity, etc.
- Only one game submission per student.
- No limit to the number of submissions from a single school.
- Student may work as individuals or as part of a team (no more than five per team).
-
- Games with both desktop (keyboard/mouse) and mobile controls (touch) are more accessible to public voters.
- Consistent graphic style (ex. all hand drawn; all vector style) make for a cohesive gaming experience.
- Be bold with your game genre - we receive lots of platform games, so consider how you can make your game unique!
- Incorporate multimedia! Used together, sound effects, music, and animations can have a great impact on players.
Criteria
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- Originality
- Overall Game Design and Quality
- Game Complexity
- Enjoyment (how fun is your game?)
- Voting on the STEM Fuse Arcade
Awards
Participate
Website: https://arcade.stemfuse.com/got-game
Managing Organization: STEM Fuse
Contact:
customerservice@stemfuse.com
Entry Fee:
Eligibility:
Contest is open to students (Grades 5-12) enrolled a GAME:IT series course.
Deadlines
Registration Closes
Jan 15, 2020 5:00pm
America/Chicago