An open call to global game devleopers to submit games for a variety of prizes -- including a small cash prize and a two week stay in Korea.
Korean developer and publisher Nexon has opened up submissions for a VR exhibit entitled "VR, why just sit watching?" to developers around the globe.
The company will award four first-place prizes and two second-place prizes to teams who submit games across a variety of pre-determined but loose themes; first place prizes come with an award of 1 million Korean won (approximately $848) and second-place prizes come with awards of 500,000 Korean won (approximately $424.)
Each winning game will be exhibited for two weeks in the Nexon Computer Museum, during which period the first-place developers will also be housed and participate in development workshops at Nexon's facility in Jeju, South Korea.
Games developed for any VR platform are welcome; rights to the games are retained by their developers.
The categories for the prizes are as follows:
First Prize
桑田碧海 (Sang-Jeon-Byeok-Hae) Prize, for a "VR project successively expressing a surprising conversion of the world"
無我之境 (Mu-Ah-Ji-Kyung) Prize, for a "VR attaining a spiritual state of perfect selflessness"
物我一體 (Mul-Ah-Il-Che) Prize, for a "VR granting the experience of VR & oneself as one"
胡蝶之夢 (Ho-Jeob-Ji-Mong) Prize, for "VR pulling down the boundary between dream and reality"
Second Prize
以心傳心 (Yi-Sim-Jeon-Sim) Prize, for "VR at the level of being able to get the idea of author’s intention"
同床異夢 (Dong-Sahng-Yi-Mong) Prize, for "VR acknowledging the difference between VR & Reality"
You can find the full details, including what and how to submit your game, at Nexon Computer Museum's site for the competition.
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