Game Jam Society

General

Welcome to the second edition of the Game Jam Society, we are IEEE Computer Society UTNBA Student Chapter!

Through this weekend you'll be able to create and publish a game made in 72 hours.

There is no limit to the number of people in a team, so feel free to work alone or in groups. In case you want a group but have no one to make a group with, we can help you with that through Discord (Our server will be up and running the 2020-06-02 20:00:00 (GMT-3)).

The theme will be made public through our Discord channel and our Instagram page at 2020-06-12 19:00:00 (GMT-3).

After the submission period ends, we will have a voting period until 2020-06-16 19:00:00 (GMT-3) for everyone to play all the games and rank them.

Join the Discord channel to be able to chat with us and we'll help you find a team if you need it (we all speak Spanish in the Discord Channel, but everyone is welcome)

Guidelines

There are not many rules, but the ones present are for us and everyone to have a great time. The organizers reserve the right to take down any submission that doesn't follow this guidelines:

1. No sexually explicit games are allowed 
2. No aggressive games towards someone or some belief are allowed
3. No games making reference to real life people are allowed

Furthermore, during our game jam we ask you:

1. Respect one another 

There will always be an open line of communication - so if someone fails to comply with this one thing, you can notify us and we'll take care of the situation.

Voting

Voting will be made public to anyone, and will be based upon 6 criteria:

• Overall: Was it a pleasant experience? Would you play it again?
• Fun: Did you enjoy playing the game? Did you have fun? Did it have a funny twist?
• Innovation: Did it have something new or unique?
• Graphics: Was it pleasing to the eyes? Did you consider it pretty?
• Audio: Did it have some amazing sound design? Did it have interesting noises?
• Theme: How well do you consider it followed the theme?