Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy: award results on file

Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy has 5 award rows on file, between 2010 and 2026.

Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy on file

FIEA, the Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy, belongs to the University of Central Florida in Orlando. Its student developers created the virtual reality game Tablecraft, in which middle schoolers learn the periodic table. In July 2019 FIEA hosted the second part of the Serious Play Conference at the university's new downtown campus.

Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy appears in 5 award rows on file, between 2010 and 2026: 5 in SGS&C. By result, the rows for Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy are 1 Winner row and 4 Finalist rows. Its top result is Winner for Energize at the 2010 SGS&C, category Best Student-Developed Game. The sources spell the name in 3 ways: "Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy", "Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy at the University of Central Florida and United States Air Force 338th Training Squadron (USAF 338th TRS)" and "Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy at the University of Central Florida and the Judaic Studies Department at the University of Central Florida". No game on file names Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy as its maker.

Recorded awards

Award rows that name Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy as the organization
ProgramYearGameCategoryResult
SGS&C2026Escape the InquisitionFinalistFinalist
SGS&C2024Cyber SiegeFinalistFinalist
SGS&C2024Siege of Jerusalem: Another StoryFinalistFinalist
SGS&C2010EnergizeBest Student-Developed GameWinner
SGS&C2010EnergizeFinalistFinalist