Apocalypse 2001
Welcome To The Third NeHe Productions OpenGL Challenge!


This contest was thought up by [SK]Slayer. The point of the contest was to create a demo that best represented the end of earth, life as we know it, our solar system, etc. Basically a disaster that man-kind could not stop, or did not know was coming. All demos were to include full source code and of course they had to compile without any major problems.

The 3 winners could select one of the following prizes (1st place got to choose first): Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer, Sony CRX1611-82U 16x/10x/40x, KB Gear JamCam 3.0. All prizes were purchased using donations and money from my own pocket.

* * * CONTEST IS NOW OVER. ENTRIES CAN BE FOUND BELOW * * *

Crystal Tears by Mirko Teran (1st Place Winner)
Crystal Tears by Mirko Teran (1st Place Winner)
Very nice use of models, effects and music.

Demo: 2.86 MB Source: 2.96 MB
Apocalypse 2001 by Matteo P. (2nd Place Winner)
Apocalypse 2001 by Matteo P. (2nd Place Winner)
Nice graphics with a great soundtrack. Very nice lightning effect!

Demo: 2.52 MB Source: 1.55 MB
Apocalypse Time by Damien Hoffschir (3rd Place Winner)
Apocalypse Time by Damien Hoffschir (3rd Place Winner)
A very hard to describe demo. Lots of effects and great music!

Demo: 3.93 MB Source: 4.24 MB
Hellfire by Alex Mizrahi
Hellfire by Alex Mizrahi
Cool demo with bubbling lava, floating eyes, and skeletons... Nice combination :)

Demo: 108 KB Source: 200 KB
The Begining by Alexander Belousov
The Begining by Alexander Belousov
Very smooth hills, nice music, cool textures and nice particle effects.

Demo: 1.41 MB Source: 1.48 MB
The Day After... NeHe
The Day After... NeHe's Apocalypse by Alexandre Genoud
Move the little guy around using arrow keys. He follows the ground, and runs through buildings :)

Demo: 2.81 MB Source: 2.77 MB
Apocalypse 2001 by Ananth B.
Apocalypse 2001 by Ananth B.
Fly through a star filled tunnel while some very cool trance music plays.

Demo: 1.99 MB Source: 1.65 MB
Apocalypse 2001 by Arseny Livshitz
Apocalypse 2001 by Arseny Livshitz
A look at what our world could be like if there was nothing but memories.

Demo: 3.76 MB Source: 3.77 MB
Nuclear by Baldur Karlsson
Nuclear by Baldur Karlsson
A nice mushroom cloud effect.

Demo: 73 KB Source: 68 KB
Wrath of KinkaJoy by Buddy Fischer
Wrath of KinkaJoy by Buddy Fischer
Watch as fire rips through the sky, lava boils to the surface and everything green disappears.

Demo: 778 KB Source: 788 KB
Apocalypse 2001 by Dan Ricart
Apocalypse 2001 by Dan Ricart
A very funny short story. Definitely entertaining!

Demo: 1.03 MB Source: 1.04 MB
Apoc 232 by Dion Hewson
Apoc 232 by Dion Hewson
Watch as the sun burns itself out.

Demo: 900 KB Source: 941 KB
Apocalypse 2001 by Gabor Simko
Apocalypse 2001 by Gabor Simko
This demo has some really cool effects such as reflections, etc, however it loves power and may not work on low end cards.

Demo: 2.43 MB Source: 2.44 MB
All Have An End by Jonas Geistert
All Have An End by Jonas Geistert
A meteor crashing into the earth followed by a nice big explosion.

Demo: 319 KB Source: 251 KB
The End by Julien Barnoin
The End by Julien Barnoin
A nice demo featuring a news anchor reading the news, just before disaster.

Demo: 323 KB Source: 261 KB
Impact Asteroid by Marek Mizanin
Impact Asteroid by Marek Mizanin
A very well done solar system, with nice lighting and a very slow explosion at the end.

Demo: 857 KB Source: 821 KB
Apocolypse II by Neil Van Der Merwe
Apocolypse II by Neil Van Der Merwe
Watch as planes bomb a nuclear plant run by Bender :)

Demo: 2.62 MB Source: 2.97 MB
Apocalypse 2001 by Philippe Kunzle
Apocalypse 2001 by Philippe Kunzle
Fly a ship through the remains of a city, or let the ship fly itself.

Demo: 2.15 MB Source: 2.16 MB
Borg by Richard Glass
Borg by Richard Glass
Here comes the Borg... Do you think the earth is in trouble... ?

Demo: 887 KB Source: 900 KB

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