The video game ‘Your House’ by Patrones y Mazmorras won the €15,000 prize at the TLP Indie Awards. Ivy secured first place in the TLP K-Pop Group Championship, while Invidia will participate in the XIV K-Pop Contest in Spain.
TLP Tenerife 2025, the technology and entertainment event in the Canary Islands, held an intense day that established the winners of the TLP Indie Awards and the TLP K-Pop Group Championship. The game ‘Your House’ from the studio Patrones y Mazmorras clinched the top Indie prize of €15,000, while Ivy achieved first position in the group K-Pop competition.
The event, sponsored by the Cabildo Insular de Tenerife through the Tenerife Science and Technology Park (PCTT), featured a packed day that started with panel discussions creating networking opportunities between studios from the mainland and the Canary Islands and continued with the TLP Indie Awards. The award ceremony was graced by the presence of the councillor for Innovation, Juan José Martínez; the councillor for Employment and Education, Efraín Medina; and the island director of Waste, Alejandro Molowny. Thus, ‘Your House’ from the studio Patrones y Mazmorras was awarded €15,000 for best indie video game. Additionally, the following video games received €1,000: ‘Among Ashes’ (Rat Cliff Games) for Best Innovative Mechanics; ‘Arco’ for A Better World; ‘Mail To The Moon’ (Michiños Fofiños) for SuperIndie; and ‘A Dos Manzanas de Casa’ (by Juno Menager) for Best Graphic Section.
Spectacular K-Pop Final
The final of the TLP K-Pop Group Championship brought together 18 groups on the main stage with a packed audience of supporters. The jury had a challenging task due to the high quality of the participants, with Ivy ultimately taking the win, while Aenimga and The Witch3s secured second and third place, respectively. Meanwhile, the group Invidia won the special prize from the Korean Cultural Centre in Spain. Consequently, Invidia will participate in the XIV K-Pop Contest in Spain, the winner of which will attend the international final held in Korea.
Nate Gentile presents NG Computer
Content creator Nate Gentile launched his new brand: NG Computer. This is a new line of high-performance gaming computers founded in Tenerife to position the island as a reference in the sector alongside the tech influencer. In addition, successful streamers aXoZer, Noni, and Desst held a fan meet that lasted over three hours due to high demand from the audience in Tenerife. They enthusiastically chatted and took photos with the hundreds of fans who gathered at the Tenerife Trade Fair.
About TLP Tenerife
TLP Tenerife 2025 is the largest technology and entertainment event in the Canary Islands, celebrating its sixteenth edition. It serves as the meeting point where passion for video games, anime, comics, K-Pop, cosplay, crafts, influencers, Japanese culture, LAN Party, and much more converges. The event will return to its original dates, running from 15 to 20 July 2025 at the Santa Cruz de Tenerife Trade Fair.
This sustainable event is mainly sponsored by the Cabildo Insular de Tenerife through the Tenerife Science and Technology Park and is organised by Factoría de Innovación and Nakatomi Corp. It is also sponsored by Turismo de Canarias, Fundación del Club Deportivo Tenerife, HiperDino, Papelería Canarias, El Corte Inglés, Gobalán, Online Canarias, GAME, Pringles, Sandisk, Riot Games, Mediamarkt, Tenerife+Sostenible, Gesplan, Ariocasion, and Clipper. Collaborators include Alonso & Alonso Audiovisual Services, Multicines Tenerife, Universidad de La Laguna, Korean Cultural Centre, Fundación Japón Madrid, and more. Organised and produced by Factoría de Innovación and Nakatomi Corp.
