The challenge for the competition is to develop a web-based game that involves a robot. Students have the option to involve the robot however they choose and create any type of game they wish. Students must utilize Unity in the creation of their game. Students can download a free trial via the unity3d.com website or purchase through Studica.com. Students can submit entries via Stutalk, a social-networking site created for students.
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