NSF Game Maker Awards for K-12 Students
DESCRIPTION
NSF Game Maker Awards: A video game design competition for K-12 students with the theme ‘Life in 2100’
About the competition
The NSF Game Maker Awards for grades K-12 commemorate NSF's 75th anniversary by engaging students in a video game design challenge. The challenge aims to make STEM subjects exciting and accessible, encouraging students to imagine life in the year 2100 and the role science and technology will play in shaping the future.
Why should I enter?
Entrants will have the chance to win prizes, gain recognition, and explore the fascinating world of science, technology, engineering and mathematics while developing a video game.
Who can enter?
Students ages 5–18 who are U.S. citizens, nationals or permanent residents are eligible to enter the competition.
What kind of video games can be submitted?
Video games submitted to the competition should be inspired by the theme "Life in 2100" and align with NSF focus areas.
How are winners selected?
Video game entries will be judged based on educational value, creativity, impact, technical quality and alignment with NSF themes.
Learn more about the competition and how to enter at nsfgamemakerawards.skild.com
Entries for the NSF Game Maker Awards are due by Jan. 31, 2025, at 5 p.m. EST.
