It’s 2016, and in the United States the honored tradition of deciding between colorful and interesting candidates has already begun. Oh, you might have been thinking I was going on about political voting? Not at all.
We’re talking about helping to reward some of the best game developers in the business, by voting in the Audience Awards for both the 2016 Game Developers Choice Awards (GDCA) and the 2016 Independent Games Festival Awards (IGF Awards), for the upcoming 30th anniversary edition of the Game Developers Conference. Voting is live until 11:59 p.m. PT February 19, 2016. Voting should be a snap. Visit the link, vote for your game of choice and submit an email, then boom, you’re done.
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To vote for the Game Developers Choice Awards’ Audience Award, visit: https://docs.google.com/forms/
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To cast a vote for the Independent Games Festival’s Audience Award, visit: https://docs.google.com/forms/
d/1tTLlpDcY-wDVIU6U1ZJCC-FF-eS UGM3z_5xUYrsiyWE/viewform
To find out who the winners are, you can discover firsthand during award ceremonies at GDC 2016 on March 16 or follow along live online via Twitch (here: http://www.twitch.tv/gdca) at 6:30 p.m. March 16, beginning with the IGF Awards and followed by the Choice Awards.
The Game Developer Choice Awards event celebrates peer-based game developers and publisher, while the long-running IGF Awards honor the creative and technical work of indie developers. GDC 2016 will take place March 14-18. Want to see more from last year, as a teaser of what’s coming up? Images from last year’s IGF and GDCA ceremonies can be found on the official GDC Flickr account.
