To celebrate the holiday season, GameGrooves invited everyone to make a video game cover of their favorite snow/winter/ice level. We had 5 entries this time, and while they were all strong contenders, one cover stood out in particular.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! To celebrate the holiday season, GameGrooves cordially invites you to the Winter Quick Fire Cover Challenge.

One of my favorite things about the video game music community is that it’s so collaborative. To celebrate this spirit of co-operation, I’ve decided to announce the Co-Op Quick Fire Cover Challenge!

These 12 artists are all winners because they rose to the challenge and created a Zelda dungeon cover in just two weeks!

It’s been a while since we had a Quick Fire Cover Challenge, and I’m afraid that some of you might be a little rusty. To make it easy for you, we’re going to keep things simple while paying tribute to one of the best and longest-running game series in history.

These four artists are all winners because they rose to the challenge and created a 5-song medley in just one month!

If you enjoyed last month’s Quick Fire Cover Challenge (QFCC), I have great news—this month, we’ll be featuring a new guest host (Jonny Atma!) as well as new prizes!

These 21 artists are all winners because they rose to the challenge and created a Final Fantasy piano cover in just two weeks!

February’s Quick Fire Cover Challenge is going to be a little different as GameGrooves is proud to announce world-renowned pianist Benyamin Nuss as the guest judge for this month!

A new year means a new Quick Fire Cover Challenge, and the rules have changed!

It’s no secret that I’ve been a little obsessed with the Ikenfell OST lately, so naturally, I created a Quick Fire Cover Challenge (QFCC) a few weeks ago.