Partners in Crime Contest!
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Partners in Crime Contest!
Hey everyone, we've had just about every kinda contest imaginable it seems like. But to my knowledge, we've never had a contest that forces us to work with other users.
So... my contest idea, which would be held towards the end of June (and would feature a prize, ask Surlaw, I hold up to my prizes), will be a contest that makes one designer team up with another. One they have never worked on a game with before. Like... for example, I couldn't work with Worthy or Moogle because I have in the past.
This would be a good contest for the more seasoned OHR-ers to show the newer crowd a thing or two. And the best part about it is... we'd all be making games! Haha.
If there are enough biters for this idea, I'll turn it into a real contest and come up with some good solid rules and stuff. The prize would be great too, they always are.
So yeah, let me know if you like this idea.
OFFICIAL RULES AND INFO:
Partners in Crime Contest
The idea behind this contest is to get people together to reach a common goal. Make a game that they normally wouldn't make. To do that, obviouslly you can't do it by yourself. So for this contest you must team up with someone you have never worked with before on any given OHR project to create something trully unique based on a theme.
I'm planning on starting this whole thing the last week of May.
There is a method to the madness of this contest. I will be creating a large list of themes, and you will be randomlly assigned one, and you and your partner(s) will have until June 30th to finish a game.
Judging will take place for a solid week and each game will be judged from a scale of 1-10. The team's game with the most points by the end of judging will earn themselves a wonderful prize. The prize will be forty bucks, divided among the team mates.
At the beginning of the last week of May, I will give out the themes and you will be able to start immediately after you recieve it.
So... my contest idea, which would be held towards the end of June (and would feature a prize, ask Surlaw, I hold up to my prizes), will be a contest that makes one designer team up with another. One they have never worked on a game with before. Like... for example, I couldn't work with Worthy or Moogle because I have in the past.
This would be a good contest for the more seasoned OHR-ers to show the newer crowd a thing or two. And the best part about it is... we'd all be making games! Haha.
If there are enough biters for this idea, I'll turn it into a real contest and come up with some good solid rules and stuff. The prize would be great too, they always are.
So yeah, let me know if you like this idea.
OFFICIAL RULES AND INFO:
Partners in Crime Contest
The idea behind this contest is to get people together to reach a common goal. Make a game that they normally wouldn't make. To do that, obviouslly you can't do it by yourself. So for this contest you must team up with someone you have never worked with before on any given OHR project to create something trully unique based on a theme.
I'm planning on starting this whole thing the last week of May.
There is a method to the madness of this contest. I will be creating a large list of themes, and you will be randomlly assigned one, and you and your partner(s) will have until June 30th to finish a game.
Judging will take place for a solid week and each game will be judged from a scale of 1-10. The team's game with the most points by the end of judging will earn themselves a wonderful prize. The prize will be forty bucks, divided among the team mates.
At the beginning of the last week of May, I will give out the themes and you will be able to start immediately after you recieve it.
Last edited by RMZ on Sat May 17, 2008 7:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- Fenrir-Lunaris
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In the 360 Katamari game, there's a stage that's a top down, "old school" stage that's completely 2D (gameplay wise, graphics are not) and it's really awesome. I can't imagine it working even half as well with the OHR, but if it could be pulled off I'd be damned impressed.Mogri wrote:Fenrir: You've mentioned this before and you really have to explain how in the world it would work. You can't possibly be talking about a 3-D game, but I don't see how it would work in 2-D.
Here's a video of the stage:
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sounds fun, im in. i have had a concept for a game for while now but i dont know enought code for it so hopefully if i team up with someone with decent knowledge of plotscript it can come to life
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- JSH357
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I'm not entering, but I do have a question. How are the teams decided? At random, or do the contestants have to decide with whom they want to work?
My website, the home of Motrya:
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If there are people seriously considering the contest, it starts next week on Monday.
However, if there are enough people interested but don't have team-mates, let me know and I can postpone the start date of it. I'd like to give everyone a fair chance to participate and not give an extension once it's started if I don't have to.
However, if there are enough people interested but don't have team-mates, let me know and I can postpone the start date of it. I'd like to give everyone a fair chance to participate and not give an extension once it's started if I don't have to.