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12/20/2010 11:28:59 AM Thethe prestigious GDC-held video game industry event highlighting and awarding the talents of independent game developers, has announced which honors "abstract,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], short-form, and unconventional game development."
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The winner of the award will be revealed at the Independent Games Festival Awards on March 2, 2011 at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, during . In addition, all Nuovo finalists will be playable in a special section of the IGF Pavilion on the GDC show floor from March 2nd to 4th.
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, created by Monobanda - ("Gives you control over the life of a tree. It's a game based on slow gameplay and the act of creation.")
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created by Messhof - ("A 2 player fencing game with football & platforming elements".)
created by Stout Games - ("You play as the subconsciousness of Julian Luxemburg, waiting for his date to arrive. You listen in on his thoughts while tapping the table, looking at the clock and eventually reluctantly Final Fantasy XIV gold starting to eat...")
- created by Nicolai Troshinsky - ("Manipulate a series of video clips in order to create... continuous movement.")
- , created by Peter Brinson and Kurosh ValaNejad - ("A documentary game in which you play the cat of Dr. Mohammed Mossadegh, the first democratically elected Prime Minister of Iran.")
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, created by Demruth - ("A philosophical first person single player environmental puzzle game. The game presents no goals directly to the player, but they create goals for themselves based on what they know of the world.")
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"This year's finalists for the Nuovo Award perfectly embody what this award was created to celebrate -- a set of games that could hardly be more different from each other than they are from the wider body of entrants in this year's festival," said IGF chairman Brandon Boyer.
"Running the gamut from quiet reflections on both nature and ourselves, to raucous new-arcade experiences designed to entertain onlookers as much as the participants of the game, each finalist showcases FFXIV account the unconventional approach of the indie community to new forms of play."
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