Info:

This is the Video Game Development Club's 2023 Fall Jam, which is the 3 week long jam that we hold once each semester. 

For this jam the theme is: Modification

Feel free to interpret this theme however you like! We also intended for this theme to inspire  members to make modifications to existing games,  including the unity project we have provided here: https://github.com/NCSUVGDC/Unity2D-WolfGameExample

We also selected five diversifiers, which you can optionally include in your game but mostly serve as a way to inspire aspects of you game. Think of these as optional sub-themes to incorporate in your jam project:

Diversifiers:

• Ruin
• Battery Management
  
• Noir
• Golden Dragon
  
• Spare Change

Rules:

1. Try to stick to the theme
   1. We highly encourage each team to incorporate the theme in their game in one way or another. This is highly interpretive so there are many unique ways to do this with almost any core game idea.
2. Keep the games T for Teen at most.
   1. If you wouldn't submit your game to your professor then don't submit it to us. Thanks.
3. Be respectful of other people's games and questions.
   1. We all come from different backgrounds and skill sets. The bullying of other teams and the degradation of other projects will not be tolerated and will result in immediate team disqualification. We are here to learn and grow as a community so let's keep the environment friendly.
4. Submissions must be uploaded by 7:30 pm, Wednesday, November 1st.
   1. This means making sure you leave time to build, export, and upload your game. After the submission deadline at 7:30pm we invite all teams to talk about what they made and show it off to the club which will be streamed at vgdc_ncsu - Twitch .

Looking for resources?

• VGDC YouTube - Archive of the workshops we've hosted this semester, with written outlines in the video descriptions
• OpenGameArt.org - Free art assets to use in your games
• VGDC.org - Our website with links to all our resources, as well as a link to join our discord for collaboration on the jam