Singapore Games Creation Competition (SGCC) gives secondary school students an opportunity to learn about digital media development and games creation. It challenges them to create their very own games.

The objective of SGCC is to:

• Provide an environment for school students to learn games creation through workshops on games development and digital creation tools.
• Give the participants an overview of the digital media industry.
• Give aspiring game developers an opportunity to share and showcase their games.

Facebook Games (Winners from Stage 2)

Somethin's Fishy (Gold award) by R Studios

Help keep the ocean pollution free before your fish start mutating into sea monsters.

Envirover (Silver award) by Loose Screws

Build Wind Turbines, Solar Panels and Sewage Plants to keep the environment clean.

Meeba (Bronze award) by r-Meow

You are a cleaning organism. Eat the right foods and kill monsters which pollute the water!

EARTHS(QUAD) (Bronze award) by Ignition

Become a cute character and enjoy four recycling games!

Games from Stage 1

TORCH (1st prize) by Firefrog

Help to revive the extinguished Olympic Flame and the people's spirits! You have to sprint, swim and carry the torch.

Shoot a hoop (2nd prize) by Nucleii 2

An old school basketball game from the free throw line. Shoot some hoops!

YOG Manager 2010 (3rd prize) by Raffles Studios

Build the first Youth Olympic Games from scratch.

Piece-a-sport (Most popular game) by Nucleii 1

Piece together a puzzle. Don't be too confused!

Extreme Sports by Nucleii Club

Try your hand at YOG sport events: cycling and shooting!

Youth Games: simplified by 3CEich

Athletics, Cycling and Judo combo in this simple flash game!

Olympia by Pixel Rife

Pit yourself against others in a race round the track!

Sports Tycoon 2009 by Andersonics 4

Build swimming, basketball and soccer facilities for the YOG athletes.

Singapore 2010 CAN! aims to bring youth together for the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games (YOG). It encourages youths to Create. Action. Now! to celebrate and be part of the world’s first Youth Olympic Games in different ways!