It's Color Guardians’ birthday! Therefore, last sunday, we held a party to celebrate its first anniversary. The event consisted in two main activities: a Color Guardians tournament and speeches about game development in our country.During 4 hours, we shared great experiences with the gamer & development community. Felipe Cartín, one of our producers and artists, gave a speech about “Art in videogames: from concept art to final product”, in which the history of art and all the necessary art process in game development were mentioned and explained.Virgilio Solís, FPL developer, talked about “The difficult but funny process of creating videogames: step by step”, lots of interested people participated!
Our CEO, Claudio Pinto, shared a catch up about the videogames’ industry current status in Costa Rica and gave to the public tons of advices about how to take the first step on creating videogames.
On the other side, from children to adults, everybody had the chance to try Color Guardians out, as well. The tournament turned out intense as long as the time passed, the scores were so high and got similar among the first, second and third places.
At the end, Joseph Méndez won the first place, with a 122220 score on Castle Run level 7. He was followed by David Monestel, with 120940 points, and Markus Villalobos on the third place with a score of 119730. Well done guys!!
We, in Fair Play Labs, are aiming to strengthen the videogames industry in Costa Rica, and we think that creating a community and sharing knowledge between us, is one of the best ways to do it.
Check out our social networks:Color Guardians:Facebook: https://goo.gl/lN35ZyTwitter: https://goo.gl/LKZA0Dhttp://colorguardians.comFair Play Labs:Facebook: https://goo.gl/jyMZNVTwitter: https://goo.gl/pSr27L
It's Color Guardians’ birthday! Therefore, last sunday, we held a party to celebrate its first anniversary. The event consisted in two main activities: a Color Guardians tournament and speeches about game development in our country.
During 4 hours, we shared great experiences with the gamer & development community. Felipe Cartín, one of our producers and artists, gave a speech about “Art in videogames: from concept art to final product”, in which the history of art and all the necessary art process in game development were mentioned and explained.
Virgilio Solís, FPL developer, talked about “The difficult but funny process of creating videogames: step by step”, lots of interested people participated!
Our CEO, Claudio Pinto, shared a catch up about the videogames’ industry current status in Costa Rica and gave to the public tons of advices about how to take the first step on creating videogames.
On the other side, from children to adults, everybody had the chance to try Color Guardians out, as well. The tournament turned out intense as long as the time passed, the scores were so high and got similar among the first, second and third places.
At the end, Joseph Méndez won the first place, with a 122220 score on Castle Run level 7. He was followed by David Monestel, with 120940 points, and Markus Villalobos on the third place with a score of 119730. Well done guys!!
We, in Fair Play Labs, are aiming to strengthen the videogames industry in Costa Rica, and we think that creating a community and sharing knowledge between us, is one of the best ways to do it.
Check out our social networks:
Color Guardians:
Facebook: https://goo.gl/lN35Zy
Twitter: https://goo.gl/LKZA0D
http://colorguardians.com
Fair Play Labs:
Facebook: https://goo.gl/jyMZNV
Twitter: https://goo.gl/pSr27L