So what game engine are you guys using for this jam, im using Gdevelop since i don't think ill need to do a lot of coding since there is only so much you can do with one button.

I'm using Unity because it is my fav engine.

My team and I use Godot, it’s new experience for us, so we’re happy to learn something new!

I'm using Godot cos I'm new to it and I need some practice, but I'd say most engines would work fine for this kind of prompt

SCRATCH!

I'm trying out libGDX

Using Pygame with PygBag to export it as a web playable game!

I used Godot too. I guess I'll stick with it for a while too.

Godot for me

Scratch, I'm too lazy to write code and scratch is good enough for the game I'm making

Godot 3.5: My first jam, my first game (if you don't count countless unfinished web based games in the last 12 years :D)

Godot. Been using Unity for many years but this year switched to Godot and I love it.

Using PICO-8.  Just got it this week (LUA is new to me too) and this is my first jam.  I'm used to retro BASIC and 6502 Assembler. 

i'm using an engine called flowlab because it lets you make games pretty fast

godot

Propably no engine at all n just sdl2 and c++ :D

Godot, tired of waiting for unity and trying to learn godot.

Armory 3D

Gdevelop 😀

Tic-80
Game Maker Studio
Unity :'D
and Godot sometimes

Team Construct here, I love its workflow, perfect for quick jams

Pygame

This is my first jam, and I used Unity to practice and learn new things about it

I’m using Love2d (Lua)

godot 3.5

unreal engine 5. Because why not go way overkill for a tiny pixel art game. 

don't judge but.. um... Scratch T_T

Godot 3.5! All the source code is on GitHub, but after seeing the release notes for Godot 4 Beta 6, I think I'm gonna finally migrate to Godot 4 now. I wouldn't be able to game jam as efficiently as I have been if I were still using Unity, so if anyone reading this thread isn't sure what engine they should try out next, I strongly recommend Godot!

I used Godot, it's become my main engine in the past few years. I've noticed the node system helped me a lot with the quick prototyping needed for a game jam.