The STEM Fuse GOT GAME Competition allows GAME:IT series students to compete with their original game creations for prizes, free curriculum, and a global stage of viewership. The competition is open for STEM Fuse customers in grades 5-12 utilizing the GAME:IT series curriculum. The competition is held in both the Fall and Spring semesters.

Students build their games utilizing the Construct 3 game engine. From there, they’ll submit their game via the STEM Fuse Arcade and a series of industry judges will select the Top 10 games from those submitted. Students and their peers, family, and friends will then be allowed to vote for their favorites to compete for the People’s Choice award. After two weeks of voting, the Top 3 are announced (1st, 2nd, and 3rd), as well as the People’s Choice award. Students are awarded cash prizes and the 1st place winner receives their choice of free curriculum for the following school year.

The judges will be selecting a winner based on the following criteria:

• • Originality
  • Overall Game Design and Quality
  • Game Complexity
  • Enjoyment (how fun is your game?)
  • Voting on the STEM Fuse Arcade

This competition has not yet listed it's awards.

Website: https://educate.stemfuse.com/arcade

Managing Organization: STEM Fuse

Contact:

customerservice@stemfuse.com

Eligibility:
Students that are enrolled in a STEM Fuse GAME:IT series course (grades 5-12) are eligible to compete.

Registration Opens: January 1, 1970

Registration Closes: January 1, 1970

The STEM Fuse GOT GAME Competition allows GAME:IT series students to compete with their original game creations for prizes, free curriculum, and a global stage of viewership. The competition is open for STEM Fuse customers in grades 5-12 utilizing the GAME:IT series curriculum. The competition is held in both the Fall and Spring semesters.

Students build their games utilizing the Construct 3 game engine. From there, they’ll submit their game via the STEM Fuse Arcade and a series of industry judges will select the Top 10 games from those submitted. Students and their peers, family, and friends will then be allowed to vote for their favorites to compete for the People’s Choice award. After two weeks of voting, the Top 3 are announced (1st, 2nd, and 3rd), as well as the People’s Choice award. Students are awarded cash prizes and the 1st place winner receives their choice of free curriculum for the following school year.

The judges will be selecting a winner based on the following criteria:

• • Originality
  • Overall Game Design and Quality
  • Game Complexity
  • Enjoyment (how fun is your game?)
  • Voting on the STEM Fuse Arcade

This competition has not yet listed it's awards.

Website: https://educate.stemfuse.com/arcade

Managing Organization: STEM Fuse

Contact:

customerservice@stemfuse.com

Entry Fee:

Eligibility:
Students that are enrolled in a STEM Fuse GAME:IT series course (grades 5-12) are eligible to compete.

Registration Opens: January 1, 1970

Registration Closes: January 1, 1970