IGF 2008 Student Showcase Finalists
Posted by Brandon "BMcC" McCartin Sun, 30 Dec 2007 11:20:00 GMT
IGF 2008 Student Showcase Finalists:
- Crayon Physics Deluxe
- Empyreal Nocturne
- Galaxy Scraper
- Gesundheit!
- Mayhem Intergalactic
- Poesysteme
- Polarity
- Ruckblende
- Synaesthete
- The Misadventures Of P.B. Winterbottom
- Flipside (Half-Life 2 Modification)
- Foamzilla (UT2004 Modification)
Oh man, Crayon Physics is up for the Student Showcase Award and the Grand Prize? Impressive!
But I gotta say, I’m rooting for Gesundheit! on this one. That game is just so well put together. I’d love to see Hammill come away with a win. Not anything against Petri, of course! He can have the Grand Prize as a consolation. :)










Empyreal Nocturne reminded me a lot of Shadow of the Colossus. I wish the controls had been a little more intuitive, it became hard to dodge enemy fire, and you could not really tell when you were being hit.
Other than that, I really want to play Flipside, it looks… interesting, to say the least.
i never found Gesundheit! to be much fun. at all. :(
Flipside was awesome - for five minutes. Great idea, great presentation, awful gameplay.
My favourite so far is Synaesthete. Superb mix of two very different genres (rythm-action and arena-shooter). Really cool.
Yup, another vote for Matt Hammill’s Gesunheit! here, too. Showed it to a couple of friends last night and they loved it.
I know it’s irrelevant, but happy 2008 everyone!
D: The forums are down!
merry f-in new year, tigsource
Gah! The millenium bug has struck! 8 Years late!
Happy New Year, ba-rothas (and sistas).
happy new year!!!!!!
(Is this the new forums then?)
No, it’s the old forums, remember? :P
Happy New Year, everybody.
This year the stars will be right!! Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn! Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn!
I liked the concept behind Crayon Physics, but I didn’t like how it “interpreted” what you drew, and made a few basic shapes. So, since apparently CPDeluxe has fixed that, I’m behind it 100%.
Matt wins the Student Showcase Award and I win the Grand Prize. Sounds like the best plan ever :)