Hi,

I've voted on all games except for one because I can't get the Windows exe file supplied to run via Parallels Mac OS. The ASCII Cat came with an exe file that ran on my system, but the Mysterious Death of Anna Gomide won't work for me.

I've never taken part in a jam before or voted on one so not sure if I have to vote on all for my votes to be valid etc. Is it a big issue if I don't vote on one?

I don't have access to a windows PC other than my work laptop but I can't put games on that one.

Hi Kevin,

I'm the creator of such game. As fas as I know, there is no problem in not voting for every game in a jam.

I could try to compile the game for MacOS, but I tell in advance that I never did so lol. 

If the organizer or itch.io ends up saying that I can't update the files mid-voting, I'd love to hear some feedback from you after the jam :)

Sorry for the inconvenience :(

You might be able to compile it from source if you are motivated (I used Mono on Linux and had to tweak the source a bit), but otherwise I think it is generally accepted that you can’t always play all the games in a jam - because of a lack of time, too many games, an OS issue, a crappy laptop that can’t run everything, accessibility…

Playing and commenting every game but one is already pretty great!

Thanks for the replies. I did try and compile the code with VS Code, the C# Sharp extension, and the .NET SDK but that wasnt working either so probably havent got things set up correctly. I'll have another go before voting closes

@luanmm, feel free to drop me a message before or after voting closes if you release a Mac version and want someone to test it.

It seems like you kind of resolved your issue, but just to say it, you are not required to vote on ALL submissions.

Hey guys!

As the jam ended, I uploaded the MacOS and Linux versions to the page game.

I'd love to hear your feedback, if you have time to play it :)

Sorry for the inconvenience of not uploading different OSs during the submission window..