FUBAR is done and dusted

1km1kt's Cyberpunk revival contest has now reached it's conclusion, so the FUBAR project has now reached it's first stage of completion. Now it's just a case of sitting in anticipation for the judges responses.

The game was finalised, PDF'd and uploaded last night. I'm just checking now to see if the links work. I'll be very annoyed if they don't.

Either way...it's time to move on to new things.

If you want to have a look at the final contest submission check out this page on my website.

[EDIT: Since my domain server doesn't seem to be working at the moment...also try here.]

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Rob Lang said…
Congratulations, Vulp! Mr E and the other judges will be ploughing on with judging now. It's very exciting indeed. :)
Thursday, 01 July, 2010
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