Gonna kick off this thread with a little screenshot of my prototype's current state. It's not much, but I'm very excited for what I have in store.

I'm building a turn-based, "dungeon crawler"-type game with a bunch of roguelike elements, as well as a major focus on character progression, narrative, and randomization. My primary focus right now is building the game mechanics and core gameplay loop, which is why there's no artwork yet. But if I have enough time during this jam, I'll implement as much art as I can after the rest of the game's structure is finished. 

Can't wait to see what everyone else is working on!

Just a random screenshot of a game I've been working on for far too long. It's probably ok to call it an arcade colour-matching game. It's nearly code-complete, but is missing audio and music and needs some balancing. I also want to implement a set of in-game achivements to give players a bit of an incentive to continue playing as the game is designed to be taken in short, couple-minute bursts. I'm creating it in GameMaker 1.4 and targeting Windows and Mac (although I haven't exported it to Mac yet so hopefully it will magically "just work" or will require only little adjustments).

Hello all,

Last year I participated and made Hopper, this year I'm not going to finish a game but something else, it is somewhat game related though.

I used to host home poker tournaments with the software in the video below. It is an old application made in Flash. It runs only a 800x600 resolution so it's horrible to display on a Full HD screen. Too bad, because it's a very easy to use tournament manager. It is simple, beautiful and clean, without any bells and whistles. There are a few alternatives out there, but they're not as good, contain adds or they're not free.

So I decided to re-make it in Unity. I've made already a lot of progress, but I want to dot the i's in this jam. I'm hoping some of you also play poker and can perhaps give me some advice on what I can improve. Once it's done I'm planning to release it for free.

Just finished the final update...it's 2:24 am. Here are some screenshots of the game I'll post in a few hours. Really glad I saw this jam. It gave me the extra push to finish everything. (^-^)

I'm making something with this rotary encoder and home made Vive controller I made.

This is the rotary encoder. I haven't looked at it in a while. It's very dusty. It has to come off the breadboard and get attached to the Vive controller.

This is the Vive controller. I made this a year ago. It equivalent with a Vive Tracker, but made by me with hot glue.

I will make a simple game to go along with these parts. The Vive controller and rotary encoder will operate as the left & right controllers (or something) on regular platforms. There will be regular Vive port for sure. I can do GearVR & Daydream ports, also. My Oculus Rift is broken at the moment, so I can't do that one.

I do not know what the game will actually be. Something simple. I'm doodling some designs tonight.

I am just at the beginning of a game supposed to be very short so I send just a first and maybe unique picture, just for those who like this kind of game flavor.

I'm making a 3D game with a unique (complicatedly simple) battle system. It's titled "Adventures' Edge" and I'm using Godot.

A few characters already modeled (in blender)

The preliminary battle system is implemented, but there is nothing to attack. There are still a lot of things to do, and tons to model/texture. It won't be finished even after this month, but I hope to have something playable. After the battle system is finished I might upload it and see what you guys think.

May I upload a build and keep updating it until submissions are over?

Hi,  here are the game I am entering with.

The idea of the game is that player starts relatively weak and have to evade enemy bullets at the last moment to boost speed and damage. 

As of right now it is probably 70% done, I need to make settings menu for it, some tweaking and also some levels in addition to infinite one that I have right now. 

Thanks for hosting the jam and providing me with a deadline <3. Its the last push i need to finally finish my project.
I'm working a "game" for quite  a while in witch i visualise my first psychosis (I hope it doesn't need a sequel).

Here are some images of my progress: 

Hey everyone! Looking forward to playing everyone's games! —here's my progress. It looks more like a messy art project than a game at the moment ahaha

So, me and my group were planning to enter the jam with a prototype we made for another game jam we couldn't finish, but then that whole idea did a full 360 in the first day of this jam and now we are making a point and click adventure game in the style of Monkey Island or Maniac Mansion, in Game Maker. going by the working title of "Westwood Casino". There's only one (temp) background, every character is just a white block at the moment, but i did manage to make a pretty nice dialogue system with choices and sweet black outline commodore text! I am starting to work on the Puzzle Dependency Chart as well (Don't worry, no dead ends or deaths). Next step is adding verbs and the inventory!

Hi everyone !
I'm making a pint-and-play card-party-game for this jam, and the name should be "Nuclear Chess", and it will be playable for 3-6 players.
Chess is more of a graphical theme here, as the game take place is the apocalyptic future where there is no boards or sides anymore, and the chess-pieces roam the world, making chaos and destruction.

For now the game is a mix of memory (you can't see neither your or the opponent card, appart for specific moment), chance and reflexes.
The prototype is quite done, i will test and optimize it as the month go on, while making graphism on the other hand.
For now, the cards look like this : )

My entry is code-complete (I think!) and all I have left to do is art. I have a LOT of art to do. But any additional art I make is just icing on the cake at this point. https://itch.io/jam/finally-finish-something-2018/rate/155962

Here's a video of it in not-quite-code-complete state:

Pretty much all of the code and art was made in the past 7 days (primarily for Games Made Quick), although a lot of the support code has existed for some time, as part of the greater Refactor (the album (the game)) project.