🥛 Welcome to Danis Game Jam 2025! A game jam hosted by Dani and the moderators of his Reddit and Discord! We challenge you to make a game in two weeks, where other participants will be able to rate you!
• Games must be submitted via itch.io
• Games must be published to be played on browsers
• You may use any game engine as long as you can meet the criteria above.
• The game itself must be made within the jam time period
• You should keep the game PG
• Any text must be in English
• You may team up, with the maximum team size being 3 people.
• You may use pre-made assets as long as you own them / legal right to use them.
• You may only use AI for code or voices. Any art and music is strictly reserved to manual work. We do not recommend to use AI either way, as this gamejam can be a learning experience and improve your skills.
📝 Note: Remember to credit properly any pre-made assets you use.
All games will be rated in the following categories:
• Gameplay & Core Mechanics: Are the mechanics interesting? Is the game fun?
• Audio: Is there a good sound design? Any cool music / sound effects?
• Graphics: How nice does the game look? Is the art nice to look at?
• Innovation: How original is the game? How impressed were you during gameplay?
• Theme: How well does the game fit into the theme?
• Judge's Choice: A category reserved for judges (moderators) to pick favorites.
If you have any other questions, please make a post in the Community Tab
FAQ
What are the filesize limits?
>Itch officially states that HTML games or zipfiles for browser games must be less than 500MB. A Unity3d file or java applet allows you to use the full 1GB size (note that unity's version must be 5.3 or lower to package via .unity3d)
Are testers considered part of the team?
>No. You may send your game to any number of people for testing. Including them in credits is optional, and they don't count for the max 3 people team size.
Will Dani upload a video about the gamejam?
>We do not know, that's totally up to Dani.