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Welcome to the Shattering Realities: 4th Wall Breakers Halloween Game Jam 2023!
Prepare to embark on a thrilling journey where the boundaries between fiction and reality are shattered.
This game jam invites you to delve into the realm of Halloween and explore the captivating concept of breaking the fourth wall in game development.
Gather your ideas, summon your coding and artistic skills, and get ready to celebrate Halloween by shattering realities in the Shattering Realities: 4th Wall Breakers Halloween Game Jam 2023.
I am IntStories. I'm a game developer that has made a few, has helped and will keep helping others programm Visual Novels. My goal is to provide a game that wants to tell a story and help share that story to others all around the world.
For this Jam, your challenge is to develop a game that incorporates breaking the 4th wall in some way. This is a must! Additionally, the game must fall under the horror genre or have a Halloween theme.
What is "breaking the 4th wall", you may ask. Well, it's when a character in a story acknowledges or interacts with the audience.
An example for this is the famous game Doki Doki Literature Club (DDLC), when Monika breaks the 4th wall by directly talking to the player and even manipulating the game files.
Rules:
Is NSFW allowed? - Yes.
Is there going to be some kind of rating? - Yes.
Who will be able to vote? - Submitters & contributors.
From when can we vote? -You have an entire month to vote, starting from October the 1st up until October the 14th.
Can I charge for my submission? - It must remain free until the end of the Jam.
Can I team up? - Most certainly! You can find teammates on my Discord Server or in the community of this Jam here on itch.io.
Are demos allowed? - Yes.
Can I update/edit the game after I submit it? - Yes.
Any other questions? - Feel free to join my Discord Server and ask them there!
Can I add games after the deadline/during the voting period? -Yes.
The background image that has been used on this webpage was created by Gordon Johnson - Circuitry Circuits Electronic.
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