The Game of the North award celebrates the fact that some of the best games work in the UK is done in the North of England. Entries are welcomed from anywhere in the North of England - including the North East, North West and Yorkshire and the Humber.
Winner 2010: Connect2Media with Arachnadoodle
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The judges said
"The winning game was a unanimous hit with the judges, due to its addictive game play, cute graphics and novel concept which perfectly matched its chosen platform."
Entrant’s description
Fire Boris the spider around the screen, connect the pins and make a web. Then watch as the flies whiz past and get caught in the web. The better the web, the more flies you’ll catch. It isn’t rocket science, but it’s a lot of fun! You will find Arachnadoodle hard to put down and as you spin your way through its 32 levels you’ll encounter all sorts of obstacles in your quest for flys. With 32 rooms, over eight houses to explore you will be spinning webs for a very long time to come.
Shortlist 2010
- Connect2media with Arachnadoodle
The judges set a minimum standard for shortlisting any Big Chip category and felt only one of the game entries met this standard. That does not mean however that they will make this entry a winner.
Judging Criteria
Submissions can be stand-alone electronic games working on any platform that demonstrate innovation, outstanding design or 'playability'.
Closing date for this award was 8 March 2010
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