This year they are opening up the challenge to any web-compatible technology, not just flash (Silverlight, etc.) - though I expect that the overwhelming majority of games will be done in Flash.
The theme this year, Explore -- is wonderful. I think this will make for some really interesting entries.
I'd love to see some DC members participate and submit a game of their own design. If there's anything we can do to help or encourage you, let me know. I'll reserve some special DC games division mugs for anyone who enters.
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Design a game that incorporates our theme (see below). It doesn't have to be complex nor large in scope. Since you will have just 6 weeks to complete your design, simple ideas are probably the best way to go. You may use any browser-based technology platform you are comfortable with (Flash, Unity, Shockwave, Javascript, etc.). If we can embed your finished game file on our competition page, you may use that platform to design and develop your game.
For the 6th Casual Gameplay Design Competition, we are asking for entries designed to incorporate this theme: EXPLORE.
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The deadline for entries is Sunday, October 4, 2009 at 11:59PM (GMT-5:00).
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1st place: $1,000
Audience award: $500
For the 6th Casual Gameplay Design Competition, we are asking for entries designed to incorporate this theme: EXPLORE.
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The deadline for entries is Sunday, October 4, 2009 at 11:59PM (GMT-5:00).
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1st place: $1,000
Audience award: $500
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