Auran running a contest for indie talent
by David Montgomery-Blake · in Jobs · 12/13/2002 (10:33 am) · 5 replies
Though their engine is spendy for commercial use ($30,000), their non-commercial license is about $129. Why get the non-commercial license? Well, head over to Next Year's Game to check out the contest prizes.
(of course, the top three winners get a commercial license as a prize...)
Just thought that someone might be interested in trying to pick up a prize. I'm even considering it, though I don't know if I can realistically have anything stellar enough to be considered by June 2003 (I have my normal job that pays the bills, you know).
Just wanted to let people know...
Edit: removed extremely outdated link now because it's a pr0n site.
(of course, the top three winners get a commercial license as a prize...)
Just thought that someone might be interested in trying to pick up a prize. I'm even considering it, though I don't know if I can realistically have anything stellar enough to be considered by June 2003 (I have my normal job that pays the bills, you know).
Just wanted to let people know...
Edit: removed extremely outdated link now because it's a pr0n site.
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#2
03/17/2004 (3:37 am)
Yeah I've been Tracking Auran for a while now, since they are aussie's too. But I can say their engine seems to well documented and seems to up to scratch.
#4
06/19/2004 (10:03 pm)
Hmmmm, dont click the link :). Its a porno site now :P
#5
06/21/2004 (4:31 pm)
I actually was following Auran way back when they were working on a game based on "Harn" by Columbia Games. I'm a huge Harn RPG fan and they own the electronic rights to it. Unfortunately they canned the project about the time they announced Auran Jet and I haven't really checked in on it since... 
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