Thanks for thinking about taking part! So what tech/engines/platforms are people thinking about using?

I'm a beginner and I'm thinking of using Unity and two or three assets I've already got from the store to participate

Well, depending on the complexity of the theme: either the olc::PGE with c++ or just good ol' psp C.

I'm going to use c++ & sfml because I spent a lot of time with them. I have already started to write basic engine for my future game

2d rendering context of browsers, I haven't thought about it, will look into it after the announcement of the Title!!

I'll try C++ SDL2 this time :^)

I think it depends entirely on what the theme is and what ideas I can come up with.

Going to write a Game Boy ROM in assembly

It's gonna be pixel game engine, cause I really need to learn opengl.  Gonna try to keep it simple. I'm hoping this jam will convince me to complete a game, rather than just getting side tracked with things like numerical damping. 

PGE, of course! I love the challenge of a simpler engine that doesn't do as much for you.

I think I am either going to use PyGame or maybe my port of PGE for python (That is if I get it done before the JAM)

Depending on what the theme ends up being I might even use a CPU emulator I made a while ago and write the game in that. (Its in python and uses pygame to visualize a screen / ports)

UE4 here. Kind of goes against the DIY ethos of OLC but what the hey.

Probably Processing 3 or my own graphics engine made in java, if i get it in a usable state in time

hello, new gamedev here , interestingly , my name is Javid .

And probably gonna use rust with piston.

hoping to have the time for this. Will probably use p5.js or plain js depening on the theme!

Hello everyone. I've just joined Itch.io. I'll be using AppGameKit Studio for this jam.

I've been programming on and off for years but never finished anything. Setting myself up for failure. Yay! :D

hope i will find the time with 2 kids at home. but i really want to try one of the olc:engines since i've never coded with c++ before and try to keep it super simple.