After a long period of speed IFs and corporate projects the 8[sup]th[/sup] IF Grand Prix 2014 interactive fiction competition for (mostly) German language games can be announced!
Competition schedule: March 1, 2014 12 p.m. CET: Deadline for submission of intents. April 1, 2014 7 p.m. CET: Deadline for entries. April 1, 2014 12 p.m. CET: Entries will be released to the public. May 1, 2014 11.45 p.m. CET: Voting deadline. May 2, 2014: Results will be published.
Everbody can paricipate as author or judge the comp entries. Rules, schedule, further information and discussions here:
The 9[sup]th[/sup] IF Grand Prix 2015 interactive fiction competition for (mostly) German language games can be announced!
Competition schedule: March 1, 2015 12 p.m. CET: Deadline for submission of intents. April 1, 2015 7 p.m. CET: Deadline for entries. April 1, 2015 12 p.m. CET: Entries will be released to the public. May 1, 2015 11.45 p.m. CET: Voting deadline. May 2, 2015: Results will be published.
Everbody can paricipate as author or judge the comp entries. Rules, schedule, further information and discussions here:
The German language IF Grand Prix presents four games:
Michael Baltes: Die Akte Paul Bennet (Z-Code)
Freya: Das Schwert der Macht (HTML)
Hannes Schüller: Die schwarze Lilie (Z-Code)
Vincent Zeng, Chris Martens und Marius Müller: Anfänge (HTML)
Edit 02.04.2015: I forgot to mention that there are two translations of IF comp 2014 entries: “The Black Lily” (Die schwarze Lilie) by Hannes Schüller and “Origins” (Anfänge) by Vincent Zeng and Chris Martens.
1st place Michael Baltes: Die Akte Paul Bennet and also Hannes Schüller: Die schwarze Lilie 3rd place Vincent Zeng, Chris Martens, Marius Müller: Anfänge 4th place Freya: Das Schwert der Macht
You can read detailed information about the votes on the results page.
And in case anyone doesn’t know, 1st place co-winner is also available in an English translation, which is über(insert your favourite positive adjective here). Seriously, many thanks for that. “The Black Lilly”.
Congrats to the winners! I unfortunately don’t read German, but it’s cool to hear about it [emote]:)[/emote]
When you say HTML (for two of the 4 games), is it Twine? Or ChoiceScript, or another engine? I’m curious [emote]:)[/emote]
Marius Müller transferred the special coded HTML/JavaScript game “Origins” from Vincent Zeng and Chris Martens to German language, the other click game “Das Schwert der Macht” (“Sword of force”) is also HTML/JS by its own system. The other two entries are Z-Code.