kesä 28 2019 Greetings from Finnish Game Day and White Nights 2019 Third place winners of the Bit1 competition, team Erden share their experience in Finnish Game Day and the White Nights conference in Saint Petersburg in June 2019. Greetings from Team Erden! As a reward of Bit1 our team got to take part in the White Nights Conference in St.Petersburg. I, Jonas as a Head of…
kesä 03 2019 Interviews of Bit1 2019 Tampere published on YouTube! The interviews of our jury are now published on our YouTube channel. Enjoy these: Juha Huhtakallio General Manager, PlayStack Finland. Antti Ikäläinen Operations Manager, Traplight. Kalle Kaivola Partner, Sisu Game Ventures. Teemu Närhi CEO, Fingersoft.
touko 14 2019 The Finnish Game Industry Professionals Chose Bit1 2019 Winners The best Finnish student game was chosen in Bit1 Game Awards held in Tampere on 7-8th May 2019. The 12 finalist teams had been selected from regional PreBits arranged in Helsinki, Tampere and Turku. Oulu region didn't have PreBits this year, but they had three teams to send to the finals. During Bit1, the judges…
touko 08 2019 The Winner is Team Sockman with the game Sockman The second Bit1 Game Award has now been given in Tampere. The judges – Kalle Kaivola (Partner / Sisu Game Ventures), Mariina Hallikainen (CEO / Colossal Order OY), Juha Huhtakallio (General Manager / Playstack Finland), Antti Ikäläinen, (Operations Manager / Traplight) and Teemu Närhi (CEO / Fingersoft) – have evaluated the best Finnish student games. The…
huhti 19 2019 The Bit1 Game Award Finalists 2019 have been announced! From PreBit preliminaries, held in Turku, Helsinki, and Tampere in April 2019, finalists have been selected by judges. From Oulu the game teams were short in numbers and they got directly to the finals, Bit1 competition. This year the level of entries was a good quality and the student teams worked well together. The finalists for…
maalis 19 2019 Going to work in the game industry? – You really should apply for the best Student Game Competition Bit1 – NOW! “Anyone who is looking to work in the game industry should participate since it'll give you so much experience and will teach you how people’s perception of your game can be a lot different than you thought. Even if you don't get to finals you'll still get a lot of experience and feedback which only…
