The theme of the game jam is
Green is good
An exciting part of game jams is team-forming!
Usually a core jam team is made up of a programmer, artist, and musician. But teams can be made up of any mix of roles and specialties. Some people even choose to jam solo! If you’re making a game jam team, we recommend keeping your team size close to 3-5 people. Having too many people on a jam team may seem like a great idea to get a lot of work done at first, but it can become difficult and unruly to manage communication and decision making between a large group of people in such a small amount of time.
When participating in team-forming, chat with people to see if you have similar needs, fill complimentary roles for a team, or like to make similar games!
What can I make my game in? Anything, provided you can upload a file that runs on Windows or browsers, and doesn't require any additional hardware or software.
What assets can I use? The game should be developed during the jam, but you may use pre-existing code and can use whatever art and audio assets you have the legal right to use.
When should I submit my game? You can submit your game at any point after the jam begins. If you submit early, you can update the game at any time before the jam closes.
Who will judge the games? Games will be judged by those submitting and contributing.
Rules
no NFSW content in games
game must be submitted before the jam is over.
The game must include the theme in some way.
you can use premade assets as long as you have legal right to use them.
if you work in a team, put them as admins/contributors in the itch. Io page
you can submit a game and then work on the game page at any time just no uploading new files.
you may work on the game after the jam just as long as you're not trying to resubmit.
No VR or AR games
you are not allowed to upload malware or any other malicious software.
you are not allowed to make physical game (like tabletop games sorry)
finally, please build as WebGL this is not required but would be very helpful.