The WSPTA Game Development Competition is a STEM-based program introduced just last year.  Students in grades 9-12 attending a school with a PTSA in good standing (yes, that's Eastlake) may participate and share their knowledge of computer science based on an assigned theme (see below).  The purpose is to provide an opportunity for students -- individually or in a team up to six members -- to use their creative talents and express themselves by developing a computer game.  Students’ submissions are judged in the following areas: game of the year, arts and animation, game design, programming (code), and audio design.

The theme for the 2017-2018 competition is Gravity.  Intent-to-Submit applications are due Jan. 15, 2018.  Click here for more information, timelines, awards and General Rules for Participation.