This was a jam for games that used the sky and its contents as game components. We made some games that asked you to look up!

You might have made a game in which...

•  the sunset was a timer, or 
• the milky way was a game-board, or
• the passing clouds were an oracle, or 
• the falling stars were dice, or 
• the birds overhead were counters, or 
• a rainbow was a path, or 
• the moon was a player (as in BAD MOON by Adira Slattery), or 
• the weather was a prompt (as in Small Talk To Me About The Weather by Vian Nguyen)

What other possibilities did you imagine?

Any type of game may have been submitted so long as it used some element of the sky in play. (Note: don't just set a game on the moon; include the actual moon as a part of the game!)

Moon Jam ran from the full moon of Nov. 12th, 2019 through the full moon of Dec. 12th, 2019.

Moon Jam was hosted by Edda Mendes (@leakyeaves), I. L. Sherman (@essivecase), and Rufus Roswell (@roswellwrites). Feel free to reach out on twitter or in the community tab with any questions, and be sure to use the tag #moonjam when you share your work.