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Where Have All Good Game Dev Contests Gone?

Was thinking of creating a brief list of game dev contests, this is a pretty brief list but those interested in participating in game dev contests (or some form of prototyping) might want to check out these:

Please help fill the list.

Update:
Here’s several more from you readers:

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8 Responses to “Where Have All Good Game Dev Contests Gone?”


  1. Karmington

    http://gamejolt.com/ Holds contests pretty regularly. Not much in the way of prizes but good community.

  2. Jake Birkett

    Hey I was a judge at the Global Game Jam in Vancouver yesterday. Teams (3-4 people) had to make games in an engine of their choice in 48 hours and ideally had to stick to the theme of Deception and maybe include a punk, monk or skunk. 6 teams made great games in the short time period. It was fun!

  3. Bruno Croci

    There is the Indie Bay Competition, which is a 48h game contest, just like Ludum Dare: http://theindiebay.com/competition/

  4. Ronin

    Here’s another competition that goes on for the whole of 2010:
    http://www.fizzy.com/competition/gdn

  5. Russell

    A few more:

    GAMMA (hosted by Kokoromi…currently Gamma4)
    http://www.kokoromi.org/announcements/looking-fourward/

    IndieCade
    http://www.indiecade.com/

    Sense of Wonder Night (Tokyo Game Show)
    http://tgs.cesa.or.jp/sown/en/

    Indie Games Arcade (Eurogamer Expo)
    http://expo.eurogamer.net/index.php

  6. Russell

    Oh, and of course TIGSource always seems to have something going on:
    http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?board=9.0

  7. Jake Birkett

    BlitzMax.com also quite often has competitions. There’s often a BltiMax Community Framework competition going on.

  8. Juuso

    Cool… thanks everybody. I’ll add these to the post.