Win real gaming gear. Skill, not luck.
WinGamingGear is the Global Gaming Guild's contest programme: themed gaming photography and video contests, judged blind by named experts against a published rubric. No draws, no mystery boxes. The best capture wins.
Entering is free for every member. Winners are announced on the Global Gaming Guild with full scores published.
Home Base
Show us the base, house, fortress, or build you're proudest of, using screenshots from any game you play. Capture the whole structure and the small touches that make it yours. Every build tells a story about the player who made it, and this week we want to see yours. **Rules** - Submit 1 to 5 screenshots of a single build or base, in JPG or PNG format, each under 20 MB. - Screenshots must be in-game captures. Photo-mode and in-game cameras are allowed, but no outside image editing beyond cropping. - Entries must be your own build, and the work must be new: no reused submissions from previous WinGamingGear contests. - Do not remove or alter watermarks, or hide the game's interface or credits if they appear in the capture. - Entrants must be 18 or older. - Follow standard conduct: no hateful, explicit, or plagiarized content. Entries that break the rules are disqualified.
- Grand prize
- The winner, chosen by expert judges using the published rubric, receives a gaming chair.
- Entries so far
- 0
- Timing
- Entries close in
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Three steps from capture to gear
- 01
Enter a themed contest
Submit your best in-game capture, virtual photograph or montage. Free and premium contests, every week.
- 02
Get discovered by votes
The community votes in a fair-serving arena where every entry gets comparable exposure. Votes pick the finalists, never the winner.
- 03
Win, judged on skill
Named expert judges score the finalists blind against a published rubric. Winners take home real gear, and the scores are published.
Judged by named experts, blind
Judges never see vote counts, boosts or who paid for what. They score the finalists against the rubric published with every contest.
The founding judge panel is announced on the Global Gaming Guild before the first contest closes.
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