So, here I am in the beautiful city of Graz in Austria getting ready for the Euriprix awards 2008. I’m really excited to be a part of such a fantastic award ceremony.
I arrived in Graz last night, and I bumped into Oliver Card on the flight over. His project is called Everlast and its a sweet 2D game in a 3D world, in the style of a platform game. His website has video footage and a download of the game he made with the Unity engine.
I also had dinner with …

This is my story about coming to university
When I came to an open day at the University I saw one of the lecturers presenting some of the great games that final year students had created. When I saw them I thought, “I’d love to make something like that.” Four years later I was running my own software development company and winning countless awards.
After graduation I was very busy. I won the Submerge Award with three other students for creating an online game and, together, we worked really hard to build …

The Penguin Academy, which was created by HMC with input from Twofour Digital’s Interactive team and Design and Animation, is a semi finalist in this year’s Adobe MAX awards. This annual global awards programme recognises the best uses of Adobe software for creating engaging experiences. The top three finalists in each of the six categories have been invited to showcase their work at MAX 2008 and the winners are going to be announced live at the MAX event held in the US on 17th November.

HMC interactive has won a Bronze OMNI Award 2008 for Penguin Academy at Living Coasts. These awards recognize outstanding media productions that engage, empower and enlighten.
The judging panel was formed by prestigious organisations such as the Olympic organization committee, CNN, NBC, ABC, PBS, Cartoon Network and Disney among many others.