Make a spooktacular game during the annual VGDC Fall Game Jam! Our opening ceremony will take place on October 23 at 7:00pm. This ceremony will unveil the theme for the game jam and kick off the brainstorming process. You'll then have 10 days to design, create, and ship a game based on the announced theme. We'll showcase the results on November 1 at 7:00pm, so get your game finished by then!

Opening and closing ceremonies will be hosted at https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/94678684629. The VGDC Discord server will be used to coordinate group development and chat about the jam throughout the week. If you would like to request access to the Discord server, send an email to vgdc.ncsu@gmail.com

When you finish your game, upload it to itch.io and submit it here. Your submission will be available for everyone to try out, so make it a good one!

Rules:

1. Only assets and code created during the jam period will be allowed in the games.
   1. You may begin concept art and downloading packs before the jam start, but no final assets are to be created or placed in levels until after 7pm on October 23rd.
2. Try to stick to the theme.
   1. Maybe you wanna make your epic space odyssey, but for this jam please try to incorporate some interpretation of the theme into your game.
3. 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.
4. 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.
5. Submissions must be uploaded by 7pm, Sunday, November 1st.
   1. This means make sure you leave time to build, export and upload your game. Submissions will be reviewed starting at 7pm, Nov 1st.

Looking for resources?

• VGDC Fall 2020 Workshops - Archive of the workshops we've hosted this semester, with written outlines in the video descriptions
• Brackeys - Excellent Unity tutorials
• OpenGameArt.org - Free art assets to use in your games
• Unity Asset Store - Specifically the free packs