The awarded video games were developed by young people from A Coruña, Cuntis, and Campo Lameiro. The first prize went to 'Inspector Sommers in: Ourobori an Madness', by a team from A Coruña aiming to create an innovative story and mechanics set in the Cold War with time travel and puzzle-solving.
The second award was given to 'Depths’Tale', by Alexandre Gosende and his team from Cuntis. This video game focuses on the exploits of a solitary fisherman at sea, notable for its music, sound design, and visual ambiance.
The third distinction was for the project 'Chroma Tales', by Silvia Fernández and her team from Campo Lameiro. This proposal features the story of a stained-glass repairing wizard, praised by the jury for its calm and enjoyable gaming experience.
The video game creation category is one of the 15 specialties of Xuventude Crea 2026, which this year has nearly five hundred participants. The initiative, now in its seventeenth edition, has seen participation from nearly 6,000 young people, with 4,000 creative works and projects, and has awarded nearly 700 prizes.
