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Ubisoft's $10,000 Contest With Child of Eden's Mizuguchi
Ubisoft and online gaming portal Kongregate are teaming up to offer a grand prize of $10,000 to anyone who makes a game that uses music and gameplay to "electrify the senses."
The Project Eden: Experience the Music contest tasks entrants with creating and submitting a game that combines music with unique gameplay by June 21st. The top 25 titles will be played by Child of Eden's Testuya Mizuguchi along with the contest judging panel for a chance at winning the $10,000 grand prize.
For more on the contest, including the official rules, head over to the Kongregate website.
[Full Disclosure: Kongregate is owned by GameStop, which also owns Game Informer]
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