Welcome, Game Gen students!

Are you ready to showcase your incredible game development skills?

Introducing the Game Gen Super Summer Jam! Where bragging rights are up for grabs!

Join us for an epic 3-month game jam adventure!!!

Team up with fellow game enthusiasts or go solo. The choice is yours!

And here's the best part: completed projects may even have the chance to get their games published on popular platforms like Steam!

Get ready to embrace our exciting theme: Fellowship!

For an extra challenge, consider adding a twist with roles and classes.

Unleash your creativity! Stand out from the competition with a game that's truly unique and polished!

Remember, your mission is to make a game that's not just any game—it's gotta be FUN! Prototype your game's core mechanics and perfect your game loops.

And most importantly, have fun throughout the entire process!

Use this opportunity to practice scoping your projects effectively.

Oh, and did we mention it? MAKE IT FUN!!!

You also have the chance to lead a team or go solo. It's your chance to shine!

Lastly, don't forget to provide constructive feedback to your fellow participants. Together, we'll grow and improve our skills.

Get ready for an unforgettable game development journey with the Game Gen Super Summer Jam!

Jam Starts:
May 12, 2023
SUMBISSIONS DUE:
August 18, 2022; 11:59PM Pacific Time

THINGS TO CONSIDER IN GAME!!!:

• GAMEPLAY!                 (IS IT FUN?)
• ART DIRECTION!         (Are the visual aesthetics consistent OR pleasing Or AMAZING?)
• SOUND DESIGN!         (Does the game have music? Good audio feedback?)
• BEST FIT TO THEME!  (Does it build on OR make good use of the Theme?)
• ORIGINALITY!              (Have you not seen this kind of gameplay before?)
• PRESENTATION!          (Extra POINTS! Is the Game Page inviting or presentable?)
• OPTIONAL TWIST!      (Rate it! It's optional and subjective.)

Questions? Ask a Game Gen Teacher or ask a fellow classmate.

Requirements:

• Itch.io account needed to Submit.
• Need a game and game page for Submissions only.

Side effects may include: Too much flexing of skills; better game development skills; better time management; self reflection; changes to creativity; changes to problem solving; prototypes may become real games; unintentional memes may be created.