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Liberated Pixel Cup
14 years ago
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I'm a programmer. It's what I do. It's how I make a living.
There's a competition coming: http://lpc.opengameart.org/ The Liberated Pixek Cup. There are two phases.
Phase 1: You make art and enter it in the contest under Creative Commons license (CC BY-SA 3.0), essentially saying anyone can use your art to make games. This phase runs June 1 - June 30.
Phase 2 is where I come in. I take the art and make a game from it. This phase runs July 1 - July 31.
I have some ideas. I don't know whether I can pull it off or not. Still, I think I'll try. Even if my game isn't ready for the contest, I can put it out and get people (like you!) to tell me my game sucks.
There's a competition coming: http://lpc.opengameart.org/ The Liberated Pixek Cup. There are two phases.
Phase 1: You make art and enter it in the contest under Creative Commons license (CC BY-SA 3.0), essentially saying anyone can use your art to make games. This phase runs June 1 - June 30.
Phase 2 is where I come in. I take the art and make a game from it. This phase runs July 1 - July 31.
I have some ideas. I don't know whether I can pull it off or not. Still, I think I'll try. Even if my game isn't ready for the contest, I can put it out and get people (like you!) to tell me my game sucks.
spuug
~spuug
Do artists and programmers collaborate, or do the programmers just have to use whatever random art the artists produce? It seems to me that a game design phase could help make a better game.
