The first-ever Bit1 Game Award has now been given. The judges – Mikko Kodisoja (Supercell), Samuli Syvähuoko (Sisu Game Ventures), Wilhelm Taht, Teemu Närhi (Fingersoft) and Karoliina Korppoo (Veikkaus) – thought that the quality of the games was very good. They were all entertaining, fun and well made. The jury was pleased of the quality […]
The winner is Team Colbanum with Space Hen Hassle! Read More »
The prizes of the Bit1 winners have been revealed! The top three finalists of Bit1 will be given a rare opportunity to present their games for professionals, and maybe even find an investor or publisher. The three winning teams will be rewarded with invitations for Finnish Game Day ’18, and will also receive a presentation stand
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All of our finalists are now confirmed. The finalists of Turku were chosen in Turku ICT Showroom in 8th March. The judges were Taisto Suominen (Turku AMK), Liisa Lehtonen (Boost Turku startup) and Jukka Kodisoja (Rival Games Ltd). Finalists are Team Aioni with a game called Fuzzy Runners and Team Boss Loop with Boss Loop.
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Pre Bit Oulu competition and networking event was held on Friday April 27th, 2018. The three finalists from Oulu are Death By Overwork, Arktik Kirkle and Red Shirt Games. Jury in Oulu were Jussi Autio, John Rantala from Round Zero, Antti Kananen from Koukoi Games. Death By Overwork’s game is Ninja! Not a
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PreBit Tampere was held last Thursday, 26.4. and we can now present our next batch of finalists. Taneli Lyytikäinen (Bon Games), Niko Mäkelä (Traplight Games), Sami Kojo (Random Potion) and Gareth Noyce (TripleEh?) gave overall credit to the level of technical execution of the demos. The winners stood out with their unique approaches and
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PreBit Helsinki finalists have been selected from 16 teams. They are Team Wreckage, Team LunarByte and Penitent wardens. In the judges opinion, the teams presented their games well. There was a large variaty of games, partly because of the varying development time. Generally, the level was very good and the students very skilled. For
The first Bit1 Game Award finalists have been announced! Read More »
