Conspiracy (demogroup)

Conspiracy is a Hungarian demogroup founded in late 2002. Being an amalgamation of various other groups, founding members were members of demogroups Digital Dynamite, Inquisition and Ümlaüt Design.

Conspiracy
Beyond Expectations
Formation2003
PurposeDemogroup
Location
Platforms
Windows
Founders
Barna "BoyC" Buza
Gergely "Gargaj" Szelei
István "Innocent" Major
László "Vincenzo" Vincze
Zoltán "ZooM" Szabó
Websitehttp://www.conspiracy.hu/

Although a relatively new group, Conspiracy has already received critical acclaim within the demoscene. Their first production, "Project Genesis", was released during the week of Easter 2003 at the Breakpoint demoparty and received first place in the 64kb category. With the exception of SE2004, Conspiracy has consistently placed first in every 64kb competition they've entered until 2006, including their 2005 intro, "Binary Flow" released at Breakpoint 2005.

The group faced a first major defeat at Breakpoint 2006, when "Memento" came only second behind Fairlight's "Meet the Family". Coincidentally, it was their first intro not to feature their eight-pointed star logo anywhere in the intro. While the group couldn't strike back at FLT at Assembly later that year, their intro Chaos Theory, which featured a much harder, uptempo style than the usual, became one of their most critically acclaimed productions to date, winning a Scene.org Award the next year and being selected to be screened at SIGGRAPH 2007.[1]

Members

As of 2009, Conspiracy members include:

  • Barna "BoyC" Buza - code
  • Gergely "Gargaj" Szelei - code
  • Márton "mrc!" Ekler - code
  • István "Innocent" Major - music
  • Mátyás "TrX" Terstyánszky - graphics
  • László "Vincenzo" Vincze - music
  • Kornél "Xenophobe" Felföldi - music
  • Zoltán "ZooM" Szabó - graphics

Awards

Awards which Conspiracy has received include:

2018
  • 1st place, Revision 2018 demoparty, 64k intro compo - When Silence Dims The Stars Above

2017
  • 2nd place, Revision 2017 demoparty, 64k intro compo - Vessel

2016
  • 2nd place, Revision 2016 demoparty, 64k intro compo - Darkness Lay Your Eyes Upon Me
  • 1st place, Function 2016 demoparty, 64k intro compo - Universal Sequence

2015
  • 1st place, Revision 2015 demoparty, 64k intro compo - Offscreen Colonies

2014
  • 4th place, NVScene 2014 demoparty, 64kb intro compo - Supermode
  • 1st place, Function 2014 demoparty, 64kb intro compo - One of these days the sky's gonna break

2009
  • 1st place, Main demo party, 64kb intro compo - Actuator

2008
  • 2nd place, Breakpoint demo party, 64kb intro compo - Invoke (with Still)

2007
  • "Best XNA demo", Assembly 2007 - f07
  • "Computer Animations - Honorary Mention", Ars Electronica - Chaos Theory
  • "Experimental Category Winner", Aniboom Awards - Chaos Theory
  • "Best 64k intro" for Conspiracy, 2006 Scene.org Awards - Chaos Theory

2006
  • 2nd place, Assembly demo party, 64kb intro compo - Chaos Theory
  • 2nd place, Breakpoint demo party, 64kb intro compo - Memento

2005
  • "Best realtime demo", FMX Festival - The Prophecy
  • 1st place, Breakpoint demo party, 64kb intro compo - Binary Flow
  • "Best 64k intro" for Conspiracy, 2004 Scene.org Awards - The Prophecy

2004
  • 1st place, Assembly 2004 demo party, 64kb intro compo - The Prophecy
  • 3rd place, Scene Event 2004 demo party, 64kb intro compo - Buenzli 13 Invitation
  • 1st place, Breakpoint demo party, 64kb intro compo - Saturday Night Scener
  • "Breakthrough performance", 2003 Scene.org Awards - Project Genesis
  • 1st place, State of the Art 2004 demo party, 64kb intro compo - Beyond

2003
  • 1st place, SceneCON 2003 demo party, 64kb intro compo - A Place Called Universe
  • 1st place, Breakpoint 2003 demo party, 64kb intro compo - Project Genesis
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References
  1. SIGGRAPH 2007 | For Attendees | Computer Animation Festival | Animation Theaters
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