Welcome to BUILD 0.0! This game jam is a Langara Computer Science Club supported event.

The Event is Beginner Friendly! The Jam is for students in the BC area! If you form a team, please have at least 1 Langara Student on your Team! It will start on , 2nd of November 2025 at 8:30 am. Submissions close on Saturday, November 8th at 1:30 pm.

The Prize

- Get some funds to publish your game on steam! (50CAD)

- We will post about your win on our discord and Instagram to help promote your game!

- Furthermore, when you release your game, we'll help you promote it on our socials! (not strict on keeping the name the same, as long as you won and are releasing a game!)

Rules and Guidelines

- Your team can be as big or small as you want! Just make sure only one person in the team submits the game, and have all your team members included in the post to avoid confusion!

- The use of ai, previous scripts(eg. Old movement script you coded), and previous assets are allowed, just no copying an entire game and submitting it as your own please, we're allowed to disqualify anyone at anytime if we suspect foul play.

- Presentations will start around ~3:00pm where judges can play your games, while you present!

- There is no theme! So build the game you've been thinking off!

- Submissions will close at 1:30pm on Saturday the 8th of November, you may come to school and work on your project, the campus will be open.

-Please be at the venue by 2:30pm!

- You may record a dev-log video for the duration of the game-jam and we'll watch it and share it! Just make sure to tag us :smile:

- Be a good sport, and have fun developing the game!

 IMPORTANT NOTE: 

Submission will close at 1:30 PM, therefore ensure that your game is published BEFORE the date.  A suggestion is to test a submission before we start, then replace it with the finished product so that any hiccups you may encounter are solved before the deadline passes. We also recommend allowing your game to be playable in the browser itch provides. Submission tutorials are given below!

Here are some tutorials on how to submit: 

Unity WebGL:

Godot: 

If both are not possible just submit it normally, and let the judges play the games on your machines on Saturday. :>

Also if you're unsure on how to work together on the project, ensure that you familiarize yourself with github like applications for game engines.

For example: Godot has github support, Unity has Unity Version control, but can also be used with github.

Depending on what software your using, learn how to set this up prior to the jam to save time. 

Here is a video on how to do it on Godot (github): 

Unity (github): 

Unity Version control is also a option that is baked into the game engine itself.

If you have any questions or need any help please contact us on the LCSC discord server and we will help you as soon as possible! Here's the link to our discord: https://discord.com/invite/SrNVZpuJEh