If I like the concept, am I allowed to make it a real game afterward?

Hey there! I like the idea, where can I find a team ? 

I was curious, would something like various disconnected/assorted pages of a full rulebook (that is both fictional and doesn't exist) count? What about something like a "example of play" section, where the mechanics are referred to and vaguely shown, but you don't really get the full context or mechanics of the game?

I'm thinking of creating a rule book, found footage style; to that end, dDo you have any resources, or suggestions, for producing an old/vintage look? Perhaps in the style of Vermis?

Hello, English is not my language. Can I use a AI translator to translate my text?

Hi! I love this idea! does it have to be a TTRPG? I don't know much about them, but if it has to be, I can take the challenge. 

Also, do you think there's a posibility of having a discord in the future, for easier communication?

First of all: I love the idea!

Could a soundscape (music, sound design, or both) be eligible as "anything else you can imagine"?

I'd really love to join 

I was thinking about working with the AP podcast that I'm a part of to create an actual play for a game that doesn't exist. What kind of rules should we abide regarding posting and all that?

Do puzzles count as a "game"? I'm making some player notes which contain (among stuff like character sheets and in-session moments) a bunch of puzzles that the players were trying to solve while playing a campaign of an unexplained TTRPG. While it's all presented as a bunch of old player notes, the focus on the project is the puzzles, so one may interpret the project as a puzzle book "disguising" itself as not a game. So, is this too game-like to fit the rules/spirit of this jam?