Boryokudan Rue: 2010 IGF Student Finalist
For the past two-ish years, I have been working on a game. This game is called Boryokudan Rue. For some reason I haven't been posting much about it; however, in November of 2009 I entered it into a little contest called the "Independent Games Festival" as a student entry. Today, I found out it has just been nominated as a student finalist in the 2010 Independent Games Festival.
This is the game. Boryokudan Rue.
This was a very, very, awesome surprise. Thanks to everybody who helped support this game, whether it be through a simple play-test, or a word of encouragement. Without you, Boryokudan Rue would not be where it is today, so thank you, one and all.Hopefully, I will be going to the Game Developers Conference in March for the Independent Games Festival, where the final winners will be announced. Until then, I will keep you posted! Thank you, and good night!
Labels: Boryokudan Rue, IGF, Video Games
8 Comments:
It's awesome to see you get recognition for the game, and you totally deserve it!
Good luck with the finals - I truly hope you make it.
yayyy!! :) good luck!
Hi J Burger,
Myself and the other writers at littlebobeep.com like your blog - and we are very excited to see Boryokudan Rue.
Andrew Hlavats (one of our writers) and myself are interested in featuring a review of the game. In exchange we can post a front-page link to your blog or game site for the week of your release.
If you are able to send us a pre-release version and are interested, let me know. Shoot me an email at paul@littlebobeep.com
Keep up the good work,
Paul
Heard about you and your artistry via Boing Boing! Excited to play your game...
@Ben - Thanks, the testing you did made a world of difference.
@Paul - Sent you an e-mail, thanks.
@Torley - Thanks for visiting! I hope to have more information up soon.
"pretence" of as student entry? explain?
Oops. Bad word choice.
It's a student entry, that's all.
And Student Entry == Student Game.
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