If you're ready to unleash your totally deviant, totally original and totally counter-cultural Tetris remake upon the world, your best chance to do so has arrived. The Independent Games Festival is now accepting entries into its Main and Student Showcase categories. You've got until November to get your submissions in, and finalists in the Main Competitions will be announced January 4.
If you're looking for reasons to enter your humble project, the festival's organizers have about 20,000 good ones, and by "ones" we mean dollars, by which we mean $20,000 is the grand prize for the competition. In addition, finalists will have their games exhibited on the GDC show floor, where they can be played, admired and possibly exalted by the gaming press -- a treatment received by titles such as World of Goo and Castle Crashers in the past. If your game is of that caliber, we highly suggest throwing your hat into the ring.
Reader Comments (6)
Posted: Jul 9th 2009 1:04AM (Unverified) said
Oh. I gues that makes sense then. And apparently the reviews of his game were very good. However, it's still a creepy picture.
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Posted: Jul 9th 2009 2:06AM einhanderkiller said
The demo for Blueberry Garden was pretty interesting. You don't really do much in the game, but you do think about things while playing it.
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Posted: Jul 9th 2009 1:27AM (Unverified) said
that guy needs a haircut..... but when your living in your moms basement playng video games i guess thats the least of his worries
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