Creative agency clear winners as team racks up record points total

Fire Without Smoke top dogs at the Develop Quiz

Fire Without Smoke has taken home the coveted Develop Quiz trophy after another tense clash of minds saw teams rack up big scores.

Teams battled it out over rounds such as famous game character shoes, London Underground catchphrase, name that movie quote and the infamous backwards music round of orchestral game soundtracks.

You can try it yourself right here.

Second place went to UKIE after a tense tie-break that included three teams, who had to answer: how many stories has Develop published between January 1st and April 30th? If you were wondering, it’s 777.

UKIE guessed closest to gain 2nd spot, while Indie All Stars took 3rd place. Space Ape Games 2 guessed 87. Thanks Space Ape.

The UKIE team were pretty happy about claiming second place.

Thanks to all the teams that took part and Develop Quiz headline sponsor Microsoft for making the night yet another great success.

You can view last night’s full scoreboard below.

1. Fire Without Smoke – 89
2. UKIE – 84
3. Indie All Stars – 84
4. Space Ape Games 2 – 84
5. Dead Good Media – 82
6. Bossa Studios – 82
7. Splash Damage – 81
8. Firefly Studios – 80
9. We R Interactive – 80
10. Space Ape Games 1 – 75
11. Jagex -73
12. Curve -73
13. Microsoft 1 – 72
14. Creative Assembly – 70
15. Creative Personnel – 58
16. Datascope – 57
17. Universally Speaking – 53

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