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HAWKEN Launches Combat Mech Challenge Art Contest With Great Prizes

The free-to-play game HAWKEN is having an Combat Mech Challenge art contest that ends on November 5th. Fans can earn prizes such as great game accessories and HAWKEN merch by submitting their digital artwork which will be judged by Khang Le who is the CEO of Adhesive Games. Read on to learn more.

Meteor Entertainment, publishers of HAWKEN, the free-to-play mech first-person shooter, have announced the Combat Mech Challenge art contest, which will allow artistically-inclined fans of the highly-anticipated shooter to earn prizes, including gaming accessories and HAWKEN merchandise. As judged by Khang Le, the CEO of Adhesive Games, the winning entrant will win a NVIDIA Shield portable gaming device. Submissions can be entered at the official contest landing page here.

The contest ends November 5th, 2013 at 1:00 AM PST.

Founded by Weta Digital’s lead 3D modeler, Pascal Raimbault, CGFeedback is a community-driven forum for professional artists to trade feedback on their digital artwork. Entrants in the Combat Mech Challenge can submit their 2D or 3D artwork to be evaluated by a panel of judges from Adhesive Games and Meteor Entertainment.

Three winners will be chosen, with the following prizing:

  • Grand Prize Winner – NVIDIA Shield: an open platform gaming portable designed for gamers who yearn to play when, where and how they want
  • 2nd place Winner – Logitech G-Series gaming Bundle: A bundle consisting of a gaming keyboard, headset and mouse valued at $200
  • 3rd place Winner – We Love Fine HAWKEN t-shirt valued at $25, and a copy of Hawken: Genesis graphic novel


“HAWKEN began its life with a tiny indie team and huge fan support, so it’s very rewarding to work with the community,” says Khang Le, Co-Founder and Creative Director at Adhesive Games said. “HAWKEN fans are so passionate and talented, we can’t wait to see what they can come up with.”

 “CGFeedback’s goal is to leverage the talents and passion of artists from around the world, and HAWKEN, with its engaged and international fanbase serves as the perfect inspiration for some amazing art,” says Pascal Raimbault, founder of CGFeedback. “It’s exciting to be able to offer such great prizing to our readers, and we hope to see the winners’ entry possibly inspiring a kickass mech design in HAWKEN.”

 Artists interested in participating in the CGFeedback Combat Mech Challenge can fill out the submission form and register here.

 Entrants must create a WIP (Work in Progress) thread on the CGFeedback forum, and are encouraged to post regular updates to help exchange artistic feedback and tips with the community. Final entries must be submitted by 11/5/2013 @ 1:00 AM PST.

Join the battle today at www.playhawken.com. To learn more visit the CGFeedback website.

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