The Kivy contest #1 is over!
The winners are:
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Deflectouch, from
Cyril Stoller
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FishLife, from Zogg
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memoryKivy, from
Niavlys
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Centripetal, from
Dilon Cower
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Flingy, from Andy Wilson
Congratulations for everyone who entered in the contest, and thanks a lot to our sponsors:
Notionink and Github
Goals of the Contest
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Encourage and give you an opportunity to learn more about Kivy.
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Build some fun and exciting apps that will run on Android, Linux,
Windows, OSX (and iOS soon).
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Show to the world the kind of awesome things that can be built with
Kivy in a short amount of time while having fun.
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Improve Documentation based on participants feedback during contest.
Important Dates
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December 24th, 2011: Kivy Programming Contest Announced.
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January 1st, 2012: Start of Contest, final rules published.
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January 31st, 2012, 23:59 GMT: Final Registration and submission Deadline.
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February 5th, 2012: Winners announced!
Prizes
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1st Place
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2nd Place
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3rd Place
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4th Place
- Github t-shirt
- Kivy t-shirt
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5th Place
- Github t-shirt
- Kivy t-shirt
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6th - 50th Place
Rules
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The participant must create a game, solo or multiplayer. Be creative!
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The participant must licence the game under an OSS licence.
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The participant must submit the game developed using Kivy by uploading
it on Github provided space before the January 31, 2012, 23:59 GMT
Deadline. (Learn how to
Setup Git,
Create a repository and add your code in
it.
Don't wait till the last day of submission deadline for doing it!
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The participant is allowed to use Kivy and standard python libraries.
Usage of pure python libraries are tolerated, if they are embed within
the application.
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The participant must respect the Application
layout defined in Kivy documentation.
The game must run on latest Kivy (1.0.9), with the command
"python main.py
"
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Usage of externals libraries using ctypes, compiled extensions or
specific OS code are forbidden.
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Usage of custom OpenGL is not allowed. Your application must be
compatible OpenGL ES 2.0.
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The game should be tested before hand. A failure to start will result in
negative points.
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Any Adult or Offensive content is forbidden. The game should be kids friendly.
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Entries will be scored and prizes awarded by Panel of judges who are
excluded from participating.
Every game will be scored on:
- Idea (funny/addictive, originality/uniqueness)
- Smooth gameplay (stutters, hiccups, game logic)
- Simplicity / Usability
- Usage of Kivy logic
- Production quality (graphics, sound, polish)
Each part will be scored on 20 points, for a total of 100.
Here is a list of all the valid submissions: