Edit: Please check that your project visibility is set to public, so we can access the project and review it.

If you are having trouble with submitting the project or are not sure if you submitted properly, you can upload it to drive (or anything else) and send us the download link and public repository link to internship@twodesperados.com .

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Game Jam Theme: “Time does not exist”

Before you start reading further, here are some opening words from one of the winners of our previous Game Jam Internship:

Requirements:

• The Game Jam is done solo, with any graphic assets and models of your own creation, or from the Internet.
• All of the code should be written by you, and usage of outside plugins and packages is not permitted.

Delivery:

The Game Jam project should be hosted on a public source control repository (such as git).

Your game should be submitted on itch.io, alongside a link to the repository with your code before the end of the Game Jam, on September 13, 23:59h.

IMPORTANT NOTE: both the game and the public repository link need to be sent. If either is missing, you will be disqualified.

Key points of emphasis and review:

• Theme alignment
• Design patterns used, coding principles, source control
• Code quality and cleanliness
• Algorithms implemented
• Problem solving and design thinking
• Time complexity and memory management
• Number and quality of needed features implemented
• Playability
• Juiciness (polish)

Communication:

If you have any questions for us, please write either to internship@twodesperados.com or to our discord channel.

Next steps:

The 12 best games are decided by our judges, and the winners will be notified via email. They will proceed to an interview with one of our Software Engineers and HR, and the 4 best candidates will win the internship and a chance to learn about game development at Two Desperados.