This is a club open to everyone interested in writing games in the Elm programming language, in the form a bi-monthly game jam, with a few of rules tailored to our community:

• The games must be predominantly written in Elm.
• The game's source must eventually be public.
• The games' source should be readable and approachable, so that it's easy to talk about how the games are made and learn from each other.
• We encourage you to submit a game by the end of March, and reserve April for a post mortem period when you can polish/improve your game.

The topic of this jam is "Randomness". This  means your game should have anything random in it!