wraggster
June 25th, 2012, 19:56
Development competition 'designed to foster innovation'
Publishing giant Activision has named the winners of its Indie games compeitition.
Judged by IndieCade, Christopher Hui was awarded with $175,000 for his action-adventure title Iron Dragon for touch-screen platforms.
The second place prize of $75,000 meanwhile went to Michael Stanton for multiplayer action title Planet Smashers, built using his own game engine.
Activision said the contest was designed to help "foster innovation".
http://www.develop-online.net/news/41216/Activision-names-175000-indie-contest-winner
Publishing giant Activision has named the winners of its Indie games compeitition.
Judged by IndieCade, Christopher Hui was awarded with $175,000 for his action-adventure title Iron Dragon for touch-screen platforms.
The second place prize of $75,000 meanwhile went to Michael Stanton for multiplayer action title Planet Smashers, built using his own game engine.
Activision said the contest was designed to help "foster innovation".
http://www.develop-online.net/news/41216/Activision-names-175000-indie-contest-winner