Completed Entry Form :
Participants must fill out all required fields in the submission form and provide accurate information.

Supporting Materials :
A gameplay trailer or video showcasing core features.
High-quality screenshots, promotional artwork, and any other relevant media assets.
A downloadable build or demo of the game for evaluation (if applicable).

Language :
The game should be available in English or include English subtitles/localization for international evaluation.

Best Student Game :
The game must be created by individuals or teams enrolled in an academic institution during the development period.
Proof of student status (e.g., institution ID, enrollment letter) must be submitted.

Indie Game of the Year :
The game must have been developed by an independent team or studio without substantial financial backing from a major publisher.

Games for Impact :
The game must address or raise awareness about social, cultural, or environmental issues.

Best Upcoming Game Trailer :
The trailer must have been released within the eligible timeframe and represent a game not yet launched.

Entries will be disqualified if they :
Contain offensive, explicit, or plagiarized content.
Violate copyright laws or third-party rights.
Do not meet submission deadlines or fail to provide required materials.

All entries will be evaluated by an expert jury panel based on creativity, innovation, gameplay, visuals, sound design, and category-specific criteria.

Shortlisted entries may be required to provide additional information or participate in an interview/demo session with the jury.