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Submission Requirements

All entries must be submitted before the closing date on 8th August 2008. The entries must be in a digital format, either placed in a CD or DVD.

  • Mail your copy of CD or DVD game to:

Singapore Games Creation Competition (Secondary School)
School of Interactive and Digital Media
Nanyang Polytechnic
180 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8
Singapore 569830, Singapore

All physical entry materials become the property of Sponsor and will not be returned (no IP rights are affected).

Entered Web Game Requirements

Any entries that do not satisfy all of the requirements of this section will be disqualified.

  1. Entered Web Game MUST be playable on Microsoft Internet Explorer. It can be in any format.
  2. Source code submission is not required, but it is encouraged for educational purposes. However, entrants should be prepared to submit whole or partial source files if the judges require it (e.g. in the case of accusations of IP infringement).
  3. Submissions must be made as a single file in RAR or ZIP formats.
  4. The entry must include some form of documentation (or at least a readme). It must include the title, a short description (of not more than 300 words) of the game and how the game is played. You may use any common document format (TXT, PDF, HTML, DOC, CHM), but PDF is recommended.
  5. The opening screen must include the game title, team information and the SGCC 08 Logos. A sample can be found here.
  6. By entering the contest, entrants agree to provide proof of identification for any prizes awarded as required by law.
  7. The judges reserve the right to disqualify any entry that is deemed to be contrary to the spirit of the contest.
  8. Any entry that infringes the intellectual property of any third party will immediately be disqualified. This includes but is not limited to the use of 'ripped' sprites or graphics from other games, the use of sound effects and music from other games, and the use of registered trademarks. Use is permitted if the entrant has permission from the owner of the IP, but you should be prepared to prove that you have permission.