Each match will have a building zone chosen based on the Design Brief assigned to the match. The Building zone consists of battlements or metal spike walls that will restrict the building area available and along with towers protect the competitors from wild Dinos. Competitors are not allowed out of their building zone during the course of the match.

Each Match will have a Design Brief. The Design Brief is what you should design your build to meet. An example of a Design Brief might be...

"An on the beach modern house for a surfer who often has his/her 4 friends staying"

Each match follows the same structure.

• Each competitor is given the same location, resources, time to build and design brief.

• Once the time is up the builds are judged out of 10 according to the following criteria:

  • Build accuracy (how well does it meet the design brief?)

  • Build quality (how well do the parts join? Are there any obvious mistakes?)

  • External decoration and detailing

  • Internal decoration and detailing

  • Local impact (how well has the build incorporated the location?)

1. The competitor receives the match pack. This contains:

   • The Design Brief

   • The server information (Name, password)

   • The location on the map.

   • A list of resources provided.

   • Match Start and End time and date.

2. The match begins.

   • Competitor encouraged to record as much of the build footage as possible - this is uploaded to a cloud drive for tournament organisers to use in the match video.

3. The match ends

   • Competitor completes the match report form - this details the build and highlights particular points of interest for the judges to look at when judging the build.

   • Tournament organisers record a build tour video for the judges to use when scoring.

4. Judging

   • The judges complete a score card for each build using the Judging Criteria.

5. Match video is edited and published.