The team is invited to spend this week prototyping a game, a technology, or a piece of content.

This is LIKE a Game Jam, but it is NOT meant to be competitive.  The objective is to play with technology and enjoy the week! 

Maybe you'll want to...

• create your own game prototype
• demonstrate an interesting gameplay mechanic
• show off a new animation rig
• illustrate a concept
• create some otherwise awesome piece of tech

Just try to make something cool and have fun!

The general theme for this year is...

And for reasons of security, we'd like to focus on games and content that can be viewed online (HTML5, WebGL, etc.).

General Details:

• You can work in a team or work solo
• One team member will need to create an itch.io project to host the results of their work
• You can upload your prototype and/or any videos or screenshots to this itch.io project
• Please do not include any assets for which you do not own the rights to use
• Please do not use or include any company resources (trademarks, logos, characters, etc.)
• Please do not directly base your work on any partner IP
• Do NOT include references to anything that could be considered confidential 
• Submitted projects will be accessible to the public, so use common sense and discretion 
• Be creative and enjoy yourself!

FAQ:

Q.  Why do you recommend against distributing executables that everyone can download and run?

Some of your team members may not feel comfortable downloading and executing unsigned executables that were packaged on random dev machines.  In order to make sure that everyone can enjoy and check out your work, we'd recommend that you provide an online version as an option.  Existing engines (such as Unity and Unreal) allow for WebGL deployment, and through the magic of WebAssembly solutions, it's probably easier than you think to support a web client version.