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Cardboard Computer's Kentucky Route Zero won two categories at tonight's IndieCade 2013 awards, with Blendo Games' Quadrilateral Cowboy taking out The Grand Jury Award.
Out of 850 submissions, a total of 36 games were announced as IndieCade 2013 awards finalists last month. The finalists will be showcased amongst more than 120 games from exhibitors attending the event, such as Nintendo, PlayStation, Ouya and Oculus Rift. Festival organizers and Second Life developer Linden Lab announced yesterday that IndieCade 2013 Festival finalists will be offered a global distribution agreement on digital distribution platform Desura.
The full list of winners are as follows:
The Grand Jury Award
Quadrilateral Cowboy - Blendo Games
The Trailblazer Award
Tracy Fullerton. Past winners include: Tim Schafer (2010), Megan Gaiser (2011) and Elan Lee (2012)
The Special Recognition Award
Porpentine's Twine Compilation - Porpentine
The Technology Award
Spin the Bottle: Bumpie's Party - KnapNok Games & Redgrim
The Interaction Award
Spaceteam - Henry Smith
The Game Design Award
NIDHOGG - MESSHOF
The Impact Award
Dog Eat Dog - Liwanag Press
The Story/Word Design Award
Kentucky Route Zero - Cardboard Computer
The Visual Design Award
Kentucky Route Zero - Cardboard Computer
The Audio Design Award
Gone Home - The Fullbright Company
The Developer's Choice Award, The Media Choice Award and The Audience Choice Award winners will be announced on Sunday at 5:00 p.m. PT during the Closing Awards at the IndieCade Village. IndieCade is currently underway, running until Oct. 6 in Los Angeles. Polygon will be reporting from the show.
