- Introduction: Start with a brief introduction to the game jam. Explain what it is, its purpose, and any special themes or constraints participants should be aware of.
- Rules and Guidelines: Outline the rules participants need to follow during the jam. This might include guidelines for team size, game engine usage, asset creation, and intellectual property rights.
- Theme: If the jam has a specific theme, reveal it on the jam page. The theme can be a word, phrase, or concept that participants should incorporate into their games.
- Schedule: Provide a schedule that covers important dates such as the start and end of the jam, submission deadlines, and any milestones along the way.
- Submission Details: Explain how participants should submit their games, including instructions for uploading game files, screenshots, videos, and other required materials.
- Judging or Voting: If your jam includes a judging or voting phase, explain how participants and the public will be able to vote or judge the games.
- Prizes: If there are prizes for winners or outstanding entries, detail what those prizes are and how they will be awarded.
- Community and Communication: Provide links to social media accounts, forums, or Discord servers where participants can communicate, share progress, and ask questions.
- Organizers: Introduce the organizers of the jam and provide contact information or a way to reach out for assistance.
- FAQ: Include a frequently asked questions section to address common inquiries from participants.