The Theme

The theme for SGCC 2010 is Clean Energy & Sustainable Development!
Mr Bernard Tan, Senior Assistant Director from the Ministry of Environment and Water Resources, has kindly provided his guidance for all participants.
You may download his slides here.

Registering Teams

For Stage 1, schools may send in an unlimited number of teams, with each team comprising up to four students. Each team is permitted to hand in multiple submissions.
Registrations are now closed. Thank you very much for your strong support!

Competition Process

The competition briefing was held at the opening on 1 June 2010.
You may find the slides from the briefing here.

1. There are two stages in SGCC. All teams are required to take part in Stage 1.
2. Each team is required to submit at least one game.
3. Judging will be based on the following criteria:
   • Originality
     • e.g. how original and innovative the game ideas are
   • Aesthetics and design
     • e.g. do the design and colours match well with the contents
   • Graphical user interface
     • e.g. how friendly the game is to the players
   • Gameplay
     • e.g. how addictive and fun the game is
   • Presentation
     • e.g. game documentation, poster design, verbal communcation
4. Teams may have to give a live demonstration and presentation of their games to a panel of industry professionals.
5. The top 20 teams from Stage 1 will proceed to Stage 2 of the competition.

Workshops

Workshops for 14-25 June have concluded.

We hope you have enjoyed your workshops.

For those who have missed it, here are the materials for both days for your reference.

Day 1 - Programming & Art

Day 2 - Programming

Prizes

Certificates will be awarded for participation and merit.

Trophies and attractive prizes will be awarded to winners of each stage.

Details of the prizes will be announced soon.