Browser Compatibility
Your game must run directly in a web browser for maximum accessibility.

Meet Pakistani creatives, share your progress, receive feedback, look for teammates, or hang out!
Theme will be announced once the jam starts along with an optional prompt and a limitation you must comply with.
Make a game involving the idea of rage, anger or frustration in some way. Rage could be the central theme of your story or your game may invoke rage in the players themselves. Could be a mechanic about rage or an anger based superpower your main character has. Maybe your game is an outlet for player rage? Or maybe your main character is too angry to even control? Or think of something else new and unique.
Let's see what you come up with! But don't forget the ...
Following this prompt, your game should highlight the size difference between things or characters. Maybe your character or the environment can change size? Or they are against enemies of either huge or tiny sizes? Or maybe it is a puzzle designed around the concept of size?
This is an optional prompt and you don't have to follow it. It is only here to give your idea some flavor or to inspire you.
Everything in your game must be represented using boxes only. This limitation is meant to push you to focus on mechanics and finding the fun in your game instead of visuals.
For 2D games, use only squares, rectangles, or very simple shapes. For 3D games, use only cubes or other primitive shapes.
However, if you have time after finishing the mechanics and content of your game, you can polish the visuals in other ways or add 'juice' to it.
Your game must follow the theme and limitation. Using the optional prompt is up to you. It won't cost points if skipped, but good use may earn bonus points.
It's up to you how you interpret the theme, and you can elaborate how your game fits the theme on your game page.
Themes are meant to be a challenge. If youβre not a fan of the theme, donβt get discouraged. Instead, see it as a chance to get creative, have fun, and try something you otherwise wouldn't have.
This is not an exhaustive list. Please use common sense.
Your game must run directly in a web browser for maximum accessibility.
All participants must adhere to the official Itch.io Terms of Service.
Teams are limited to a maximum of 3 members. Solo developers are welcome!
Clearly credit all team members and external assets used on your game page.
Maintain a positive and respectful attitude towards all participants.
No AI-generated content, pornography, nudity, or illicit drug references are allowed.
Only games published after the jam's starting date will be accepted. Only one submission per person/team is allowed.
Ensure you have the rights to use all assets. Create your own or use freely available packs.
A Game Jam is a short event where you and others work together to create a small game. Most Jams have some kind of restriction on theme or style to get you thinking about games in a new way.
Pakistan Game Jams aims to be a way to encourage Pakistani game developers, provide opportunity for learning and skill building, and bring awesome Pakistani creatives together. You are encouraged to form teams but solo developers are welcome too.
This Game Jam is strictly for Pakistanis. Your team must have at least one person with a strong connection to Pakistan. That includes everyone living in Pakistan and Pakistani diaspora.
This Pakistan Game Jam will be ranked. Meaning winners will be decided based on voting by the public.
Anyone can play and vote on the games. Here are the voting categories:
Innovation: Rate the uniqueness. Either technical, artistic or gameplay innovation.
Fun: How much fun is a game. Gameplay will be judged.
Theme: How well is the theme, limitation (and optional prompt if used) implemented in the game. No points deduction for skipping the optional prompt.
Vibes: How much you enjoy the feeling and experience of the game. Story, music, art and vibes will be judged.
Participants should make a small game that somehow includes the theme. You are free and encouraged to explain your incorporation of theme and optional prompt on your the itch page and voters are encouraged to take this explanation into consideration.
Games can be made using any technology or game engine you like. Some popular game engines are Godot, Unity, Unreal and Game Maker Studio but you can choose anything as long as the game can be played inside a browser. From text based adventures to first person shooters all genres and types of games are welcome.
Because we want as many people to play as possible. Making your game compatible with the browser makes sure that most devices will be able to run it. And players don't have to worry about downloading a virus.
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