Spring Thing 2016
Spring Thing is an annual festival celebrating new text-based computer games of all kinds, by all kinds of people. Everyone is welcome!
This year, there are seventeen games, spread across two categories. Authors chose whether to submit games to the Main Festival, where they are eligible for ribbon nominations and the prize pool, or the Back Garden, which opts out of ribbons and prizes but has looser entry requirements (including allowing excerpts from unfinished or commercial games).
Tangaroa Deep was awarded the Audience Choice ribbon, and The Xylophoniad was awarded the Alumni Choice ribbon.
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Main Festival games can be nominated for "ribbons," state fair style.
Co-Winner:
Tangaroa Deep, by Astrid Dalmady
Co-Winner:
The Xylophoniad, by Robin Johnson
Entrant:
Evita Sempai, by Florencia Rumpel Rodriguez
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Harmonic Time-Bind Ritual Symphony, by Ben Kidwell and Maevele Straw
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Ms. Lojka or: In Despair to Will to Be Oneself, by Jordan Magnuson
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Rough Draft, by Erica Kleinman
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Shipwrecked, by Andrew G. Schneider
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Sisters of Claro Largo, by David T. Marchand
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Superhero Stress, by Michael Yadvish
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Three-Card Trick, by Chandler Groover
Back Garden
Back Garden games don't participate in voting and prizes, but have looser restrictions on entry.
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