JURY

Since 2012 A MAZE. awards The Most Amazing Game. The winner is selected by an interdisciplinary, international and 100% independent jury. We extended and changed awards in the many years since, our categories are now: “Most Amazing Award”, “Human Human Machine Award”, “Long Feature Award”, “Digital Moment Award”, “Explorer Award” and “Audience Award”.
Nathalie Lawhead

Nathalie Lawhead

Nathalie Lawhead is a Net-Artist and Game Designer that has been creating experimental Digital Art since the late 90’s. Past works include titles such as the IGF winning Tetrageddon games, “everything is going to be ok”, and the Electric zine maker.

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Owen Hindley

Owen Hindley

Part of last years most amazing award winner Huldufugl, Owen is creating immersive theatrical environments and works with software, sound and electronics to make experiences for VR, installations, games, performances, & the web. He is also a co-founder at Horizons Studio making music-centered VR experiences.

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Rayzones

Rayzones

Rayzones is a Moscow-based artist and game designer. they are a part of Lowpolis, a two-member team that makes things like good morning drifter,a non-racing experience with pears, and gift-exchange-machine — a stork-powered postcard exchange service.

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Sarah Rudolph

Sarah Rudolph

Sarah Rudolph is a video game and culture journalist from Germany. For the last decade they have been talking, writing and podcasting about games, gender, politics and their cultural implications. In 2018 they co-curated the queer video game history exhibition RAINBOW ARCADE at Schwules Museum in Berlin.

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Simon Bachelier

Simon Bachelier

Simon works as a freelance producer for video games studios since several years. He is currently working at accidental queens after the release of three narrative games. Besides game development, he organises and produces events dedicated to the independent game developers and alternative scenes. Past and current events he did include the Notgames Fest, Zoomachines and Indiecade Europe.

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