This jam is now over. It ran from 2020-02-29 16:00:00 to 2020-05-14 23:00:00. View 15 entries

Asian Martial Arts by Asian Creators Game Jam

This is an analogue game jam for Asian creators, running from March to April 2020. (Note: Deadline is extended for another two weeks.)

Asian martial arts have been appropriated by many Western game writers. This game jam is for Asian creators who want to make our own martial arts games with our own voices.

Eligibility

The game jam is for creators fitting one or more of the following:

  1. You are a creator with Asian heritage.
  2. You were born, raised and now residing in Asia.

Rules

  1. Write an analogue game (TTRPG/LARP/board game) on Asian Martial Arts.
    1. It can be a standalone game, a hack, or a supplement for an existing game.
    2. It has to incorporate the theme of Asian martial arts.
    3. Submission of existing games is allowed!
  2. Asia is a continent with diverse cultures. Be sensitive if you write about martial arts from another culture.
    1. If your game is about a culture you are not part of, find a sensitivity reader and include them from the beginning of your project.
    2. Do not use cultural stereotypes and slurs as descriptions of the characters.
    3. Do not use your game to criticise a culture your don't belong to.
  3. Have Fun!
    1. Don't push yourself too hard. There are lots of game jams going on, and it's totally okay to take a break.

Further Reading

Asian Representation And The Martial Arts by James Mendez Hodes 

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Worthless heroes make God bleed.
A 2 player scrap
A pamphlet solo TTRPG exploring the mystic side of Malay martial arts
A wuxia tabletop roleplaying game about learning what it means to wield a sword.
A wuxia tabletop roleplaying game
a bilingual game of four-character martial poetry (actually free)
An aikido-inspired rpg
an oddly specific malaysian fighting game
Slash, stomp, shout, and scream as you use martial arts to express your emotions
Role Playing
A pamphlet tabletop roleplaying game for two players, inspired by Hong Kong martial arts movies.
How you move is who you are
An action-thriller RPG set in a tough, unforgiving martial arts tale
A quickplay dnd session.
A martial arts shitpost comedy about the staff of that One Restaurant™.