ACE 2011 Game Competition – Deadline: September 20, 23:59 GMT
(gamecompetition@ace2011.org)
http://sites.google.com/site/acegamecompetition/
The ACE2011 game contest is a worldwide competition. It emphasizes the computation aspects of game development, not limited to programming. Teams submit software products, covering the whole software
development process. After a careful evaluation carried out by the Program Committee, several finalist teams will be invited to ACE 2011 in Lisbon to present and demonstrate their projects.
***Registration and Proposals***
Each team must have a designated member as their team representative before submitting their project. To register for participation in ACE
2011, the team representative should submit the following information:
a) The team members (names, email addresses, institutions).
b) The team representative name and email address.
c) A development report between 2 and 4 pages.
The entries will be evaluated using the following criteria:
. Originality
. Effective use of the chosen Platform
. Design
. Appeal
Finalists must complete at least one registration[1] at ACE 2011 per team before October 26 2011.
They will present and demonstrate their projects in the ACE 2011 conference. Award winners will be selected during the conference by
conference participants.
***Awards***
All finalists will be recognized in the main conference. Awards will be given to the first three finalists. Special recognition may be
given to teams that achieve outstanding results in certain specific areas.
***Important dates***
Submission deadline: September 20, 23:59 GMT
Registration[1] deadline (at least 1 per team): October 26, 23:59 GMT
***Submission***
Please submit your work to gamecompetition@ace2011.org in PDF format.
If you have further questions, please also contact
gamecompetition@ace2011.org.
***Game Competition Chairs***
Georgios N. Yannakakis (IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark)
Nelson Zagalo (University of Minho, Portugal)
[1] If the team is made of students only, no fee will be required. However you need to register, and present your work at ACE 2011.