Looking for something to do over reading week? Itching to work on a game? Want to learn a new skill in a cooperative environment? Then this is the Jam for you. Game Jams are a "trial by fire" style of learning, so what better way to learn game development then a Game Jam? There is no better way, if you want to learn how to make games you start with Game Jams. 

This Jam is not meant to be stressful, but to encourage new development skills and soft skills for working within groups. If your team only manages to get a design document done, that's ok. If you manage to get a whole executable running with a bug free experience, that's also ok. This Jam is unranked, there is no formal voting. The goal is to create, to have something you can point to and say "I made that" 

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THE THEME IS: "Next Item, please"

Use this prompt to inspire your creation, take it literally, use an idea adjacent to it. Whatever you think of, go for it.

You can have teams up to 6 people. 

You can use whatever engine/software development tool you want.

Please do not use AI to create assets.

If you want your submission to be judged and provide feedback, it can be arranged. 

Submissions are in the form of itch.io pages.

The submission form will have a field for a list of team members.

If you are unable to get a completed game, please fill in the asset links so the work you have done still counts.