How can you say "no" to a game that lets you launch clowns into stuff?
The good old Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Games Lab team has hit yet another motherlode: as one of the winners of the Penny Arcade Expo 2010 (or just PAX ‘10) 10 Independent Games Showcase of 2010. What game did they submit for this glorious representation of the indie gaming scene? Why none other than their very own game du jour: CarneyVale: Showtime.
Here are the list of the other nine indie games selected as winners for this contest:
- Closure by Tyler Glaiel and Jon Schubbe (PC)
- Fieldrunners by Subatomic Studios (iPhone/ iPod Touch)
- Liight by Studio Walljump (Wii)
- Machinarium by Amanita Design (PC)
- Osmos by Hemisphere Games (PC)
- Puzzle Bloom by Team Shotgun (PC)
- Tag: The Power of Paint by Tag Team (PC)
- Trino by Trinoteam (Xbox 360)
- What is Bothering Carl? by Story Fort (PC)
Congrats, guys. You get to not only claim your prize and represent Singapore in the field of gaming, but also check out one of the biggest and funnest gaming conventions on Earth.
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[...] The PAX Independent Showcase, where the MDA Gambit team will be representing Singapore with their awesome game [...]
too bad I can’t play it. Still, a round of applause to these guys for their hard work.
@ali baba
don’t need to buy. as long those international developers know that we got substance they’ll set up more offices here !
@slackergamer
how? you can’t even officially buy this game in singapore.
too bad you still can’t buy or play it from singapore xboxlive marketplace
looks good. hopefully this will help boost the local gaming scene in singapore