Welcome to Jumbled Up July! The jam where the only rule is to make a game with a physical component that isn't dice or cards! 

Why? And why is it all jumbled up? Well, the spirit of the jam is to look around you, at the things you have neatly/haphazardly placed in your home, and see what games you could make out of them. Get weird! Get hyper-specific! Find a fun use for that thing collecting dust in your cabinet!

Need some ideas? Here's a handy list of stuff that you might decide to use! These are just suggestions of course, feel free to come up with objects on your own, or use this list as a springboard.

1. Toothbrush (paste optional)
2. Tea or coffee pot
3. Knucklebones for jacks
4. Knitting needles (yarn NOT optional)
5. Juggling balls (or clubs, or knives)
6. Yoyo
7. Manila folder
8. Frisbee
9. Wishbone
10. Origami
11. Musical instrument (castanets, ocarina, bagpipes, kazoo, melodica, etc.)
12. Checkers
13. Frying pan
14. Crayons
15. Scarf
16. Scissors
17. Balloons
18. Sunglasses
19. Cherries
20. Hair

And we have a few completely optional challenges if you'd like to try your hand at those!

CHALLENGE MODE: I Really Need To Roll Dice
Alright, just this once, roll a d20. Whatever number comes up is what thing from the handy list of stuff you should include in your game. Or don't, no pressure. And reroll as much as you want!

CHALLENGE MODE: Chopped
Are you ready? Can you include not one, not two, but three things from the handy list of stuff into your game? Pick freely!

CHALLENGE MODE: I Really Really Really Need To Roll Dice
Once wasn't enough? Roll a d20 three times, reroll any number that comes up twice. Those are your three items. And no rerolling!! 

As always, please remember that pricing a submission is totally up to the designer, and we believe that your games are worth money. And worthwhile whether they make money or not!

You can direct any questions to me @takuma_okada_ on Twitter!

This game jam is hosted by the RPG Design Friends as part of Twelve Months Twelve Jams (#12jam). We stand for inclusion, diversity, and community, and seek to foster game design that support those things. While this jam invites creators from all ages, genders, ethnicities, and backgrounds to participate, we aim to amplify the voices of creators of color, black creators, and LGBT+ game designers of any and all experience levels.