Join us for the first ever MCC Fall Game Jam! Team up with other students for a race against the clock to develop the best gaming experience you can!

Theme: 20 Seconds

In Collaboration With 20 Second Game Jam

All participants are highly encouraged to submit their projects to both jams

 DATES:

11/17 6:00 PM - Kickoff/Theme Announcement and Project Support

12/5 11:59 PM - Final Day for Submissions

12/8 6:00 PM - Judging and Showcase

RULES:

- You may work alone or in a team of any size. Any contribution MUST be from club members.

- You may start a new project or continue working on a past project, so long as it fits the theme.

- Submissions will be provided in the form of a packaged, playable .exe build (windows compatible) OR web-playable build (chromium compatible) AND public GitHub Repository link. GitHub Repo should contain a README.txt file containing names and roles of all contributors, and links to all non-original assets used.

- Keep themes school appropriate - No excessive violence, gore, or NSFW/lewd/overly suggestive content. Additionally, games including offensive or prejudicial themes related to ‬gender,‭ ‬sexual‭ ‬orientation,‭ age, ‬ability,‭ ‬appearance, ethnicity,‭ national origin, ‬citizenship, socioeconomic‭ ‬status,‭ ‬or‭ ‬religion will not be tolerated. Officers reserve the right to remove any content or submissions deemed to be in violation of this rule at their sole discretion.

- All assets/systems used must be developed by participants of the game jam, excluding free assets from Fab/Unity Store and the like WITH proper citation and credit given (see README.txt file requirements above.)

- The only AI tool allowed for development is the GitHub Copilot Extensions for Microsoft Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, JetBrains IDE's, etc. Any use of generative AI for visual images/assets will immediately disqualify the project from this jam.

- Submissions are uploaded under Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 Creative Commons license. By submitting a project, you consent for MCC GDC to use any submitted content for future advertising/promotional purposes. MCC GDC will not hold any copyright or royalties for submitted content. 

* Rules are for participation with MCC GDC. These rules supplement any rules by other organizations/entities involved and do not replace or overwrite any rules from such entities.

*Event hosted by Metropolitan Community College's Game Design Club in Omaha, NE.