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Virtools and Studica have announced the Virtools Game Development Competition, open to any student in North America, and in which students will compete for a top prize of...
Virtools and Studica have announced the Virtools Game Development Competition, open to any student in North America, and in which students will compete for a top prize of $500 by creating a game with Virtools' game engine. Full information is available at Studica's website, and contestants are to create a mini-game environment focused on presenting potential 'pitfalls' that first year students can expect to encounter. A special limited-edition package has been built in relation to this competition, for those student who don't have access to the engine software, including a 3 months full student license of Virtools Dev 3.5 and learning materials (introductory video + tutorials on how to build a third person shooter game with Virtools from A to Z).
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