Still plenty of time, but did I want to waste that much of it here? It was at that point I realized that I hadn't checked the PvP in this area. Looking at the line of patrons with the same idea as me, I disagreed. I got to the entrance and pulled my GEO back out. I lowered the camera just to verify that he wasn't really there (You never know the lengths cosplayers will go to on a day like today) and decided that his minuscule percentage to drop anything I want combined with my hunger made the choice easy. The view from the lens on the back appeared on the screen, and panning the camera around revealed a man in a robe holding a staff in between the cars parked across the street. I held up the GEO and turned on camera mode. Halfway there, I felt the long singular buzz that meant I was being challenged by an NPC fighter. No need to waste the battery life, since most likely any recharge stations that actually happened to be working would be in use. I considered jogging, but the cardio bonus wasn't worth it. I got off the bus a few stops early, knowing that the walking might level me just a little bit more before noon. Fast food wasn't really what I wanted, but the promotions were usually good. Turning the screen counterclockwise to zoom out, I saw another location on the way to the event. Too late for that, I wasn't going back for what was most likely a potion or some coupon for half off coffee. Of course, the restaurant with that group we were rapidly pulling away from was on the list. I touched the PvP button again to make sure I didn't find myself unexpectedly challenged and brought up the promotions overlay. I've been playing for too long to even care about wiping the floor with the lowbies, but breakfast did sound like a good idea. Just some low level kids in a car going the other way (What kind of terrible parents let them set their profile to public anyways?) and a small group getting breakfast in the restaurant on the corner. Touching the icon marked PvP, the GPS loaded up and checked the immediate area, but nobody even close to my level showed up. I hopped on the bus, and pulled out my GEO. We encourage non-winning entrants to post their entry in Gamasutra's new blogs section. All details and descriptions are provided by the original authors. What follows are the 20 winning entries, from an amazing set of over 150 entries, as judged by Gamasutra's editors. (In addition to the GDC All-Access passes, Green Label Gaming is adding $10,000 to the Seumas McNally Grand Prize at the Independent Games Festival, to make the IGF's top prize $30,000 this year.) The Mountain Dew-backed gaming label is heavily supporting innovative gaming at GDC this year, and is committed to empowering emerging talent in the industry. The 'Games of 2020' prizes are awarded thanks to Green Label Gaming.
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