• News
  • Get a Job in Games
    • Get in the Game Careers Events
    • Search for a Star & Rising Star GameDev Challenges
      • Sign up to take part
      • Search For A Star
      • Rising Star
      • 2024 Winners
      • 2023 Winners
      • 2022 Winners
      • 2021 Winners
      • 2020 Winners
      • 2019 Winners
      • 2018 Winners
    • The Grads In Games Awards
      • 2022 Winners
      • 2021 Winners
      • 2020 Winners
      • 2019 Winners
      • 2018 Winners
  • About Us
    • Our industry partners 2023/24
    • Grads In Games Advisory Board
    • Meet The Team
  • Support & Partnerships
    • Become a Partner Studio
    • Become a GiG Student Ambassador
    • Become a GiG Industry Advocate
    • Get Your University Involved
Toggle navigation Grads In Games
  • News
  • Get a Job in Games
    • Get in the Game Careers Events
    • Search for a Star & Rising Star GameDev Challenges
      • Sign up to take part
      • Search For A Star
      • Rising Star
      • 2024 Winners
      • 2023 Winners
      • 2022 Winners
      • 2021 Winners
      • 2020 Winners
      • 2019 Winners
      • 2018 Winners
    • The Grads In Games Awards
      • 2022 Winners
      • 2021 Winners
      • 2020 Winners
      • 2019 Winners
      • 2018 Winners
  • About Us
    • Our industry partners 2023/24
    • Grads In Games Advisory Board
    • Meet The Team
  • Support & Partnerships
    • Become a Partner Studio
    • Become a GiG Student Ambassador
    • Become a GiG Industry Advocate
    • Get Your University Involved

Search For A Star & Rising Star Round one closes!

February 2, 2017February 2, 2017 0
Posted in Articles, Search For A Star

Search For A Star & Rising Star Round one closes!

February 2, 2017February 2, 2017 Joey Relton 0

The first round for Search For A Star and Rising Star is now officially closed for all artist and programmers.

624 Students over 75 different universities both in the UK and internationally competed, with Sheffield Hallam University, Staffordshire University, UCLAN,  and the University of Hertfordshire providing a large amount of contestants each.

The first round saw 405 coders compete against each other in a C++ HackerRank test, while 219 artists produced a portfolio piece in their chosen specialist area: Character, Environment, Animation or VFX in the second year of our art competition.

Judging is now underway for all competitions to decide who will go through to the second round. Good luck to everyone!

Article By Joey Relton

A Hearthstone fanatic who also happens to be the Content Manager for Grads in Games. Continuously working to help grads break into the games industry and perfect my chocolate raspberry brownie recipe. @JoeyRelton

Author Archives Author Website
Posted in Articles, Search For A Star

Post navigation

Partner Spotlight: Gamer Camp
An interview with Search For A Star co-founder Lizi Attwood

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Games Career Resources

  • Seminars & Careers Events
  • Get In The Game: Games Programming
  • Get In The Game: 3D Games Art
  • Get In The Game: Game Design
  • Get In The Game: 3D Games VFX
  • Get In The Game: 3D Games Animation
  • Get In The Game : Networking
  • Get In The Game : Creating a CV
Grads In Games - Games Jobs & Careers

Grads In Games

Find a job or Post a job

Keep up to date by following Grads In Games on social media

© 2011-2025 Aardvark Swift | Grads In Games

  • Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy & Data Usage