HighScoreWinsMoney.com is a website that supports indie game devs and also pays out cash prizes to players daily. 

We just published a mini-game. Check out Break Invaders by Victor Varnado.

You can read about what we are up to here.

https://www.laptopmag.com/news/high-score-win-money-gives-new-game-developers-an...

Since we've launched we've got a lot of people asking to make games for the site so we decided for our next one it will be decided via a game jam!

The only constraint to the jam is that it must be built in Construct 3, other than that you can do whatever you want! 

Details

Upload your submission and send us a playable link and the team at High Score Wins Money will select the winner. The chosen winner will receive $500 and then have two weeks to polish and work with the High Score Wins Money team to prep it for launch. Once it's live on the website you will receive the other $500 and it will be featured on the front page of HighScoreWinsMoney.com for a month.

The winner will have to submit the Construct 3 project files to send to our team to integrate with our high score system on the site.

Ownership

All submissions are 100% owned by you the developer.  If you want to build it out into a larger game or anything else later that's totally up to you. The only thing we require is the license to use your game on HighScoreWinsMoney.com for the agreed-upon time period.

What Kind of Game Should I Make?

It's really up to you but here are a few things we tend to look for specifically for HighScoreWinsMoney.com.

• Pick up and play - Try to make the mechanics feel natural so there isn't a big need for instructions
• Score focused - Whoever gets the high score wins the daily prize so you might want to consider having scores with lots of variations (for example not just going up increments of 1).
• Mobile and desktop controls - Our players tend to play on both mobile devices and PC's. It's worth considering keeping the controls simple enough that it easily worked on both devices.
• Replayability - Players on our site tend to stay a while and compete for high scores so considering little things like making it easy to start the game without a long intro screen or having skippable tutorials is always helpful.