It's time to get your witchy thinking hats on and design a suitably spooky Robot in our latest Artbot Competition. Create a creepy-looking Robot and you could win some super-awesome Protonium crates and a set of the new Insect Leg Spider parts.
We love celebrating Halloween with you guys and if you've been following our social feeds, you'll have seen a tease for Hallowfest 4 - yup we're bringing it back. Alongside the Hallowfest event we have this Artbot Competition where we want you to design a Halloween-themed Robot.
The Brief:
So, what do we want you to create this year? Spooky Robots of course! We want to see your ghosts, ghouls, monsters of mayhem and Robots of horror. There are a few rules we need you to stick to, so make sure you follow them or your submission won't be valid.
We will be splitting the winners into five categories; these are based on a Robot's CPU. So, if you upload a 750 CPU robot it will be in category one. You can upload multiple Robots to multiple categories but you will only be eligible to win one prize.
Categories:
- Up to 750 CPU
- 751 - 1,000 CPU
- 1,001 - 1,500 CPU
- 1,501 - 2,000 CPU
- 2,001 and above CPU
Also, be aware that no cosmetic parts can be used in this competition; we want to see what you can build using standard blocks and parts.
The Prizes:
Five winners will be chosen; each will receive one week of premium membership or 25 Protonium crates if the winner has lifetime premium. As an extra special prize, each of the five winners will receive four of the new Insect Leg Spider parts. These will all be added to the winner's accounts once they've announced. In addition to this, an overall winner’s robot will become a ‘Featured Robot’ in the CRF (Community Robot Factory).
The Rules:
- Follow the brief
- Submissions must be your own work
- You will only be eligible to win one prize
- No cosmetic parts are permitted
- Competition period: Monday 16th October 2017 - 23:59 (UTC+1) Sunday 22nd October 2017
- Entrants must design a Robot based on the given theme during the competition period
- The judges decision is final and correspondence will not be entered into over why one Robot was picked over another
- Entrants must upload their robots to the CRF
- The term DB17 must be included at the beginning of the robot title when uploaded to the CRF
- By entering the competition you grant Freejam permission to use your design in future promotional activity.
- HAVE FUN! (this is the most important rule)