Its my first attempt at making a 3D game and so far I have the movement and basic layout of the game. My idea is to make 4 simple puzzle rooms which will unlock the ending.  

I'm going to create a game with optical illusions and more. Just created a little object-distance-scaler script :)

I think I'm doing good. It's my second 2d platformer game. Right now I'm designing the main levels for the game and fixing some issues with the pixel art assets that I've made.  I only hope I'll make it on time.  And if anyone is interested, the game I'm currently developing is a simple mini-game when the player is forced to switch between two different dimensions to finish the level. A similar mechanism can be noticed in the game called The Medium. I am highly inspired by it.

Edit: The main reason for that 'switching dimensions' mechanism is my attempt to make it clear that not everything in the game's world is real. Also, the big part of this whole concept is a mini-story that I hope will be done before the end of the jam.

I'm making a game where you run away from monsters in your nightmare until its time to wake up and I'm fairly sure that development is going well

I'm making a 2d platformer game where a decoy is in front of you and the player is hard to see. The idea is you have to use the position of the decoy to jump at the right time.

I think I'm doing alright so far. I'm making a puzzle game (something I've never done before) and the idea is based on the way that things can look different in the dark. To be more specific, the silhouettes of objects can look completely different to what they actually are. So if you take that idea, you can make a puzzle game where you have to arrange objects in a certain way so that when the light is switched off, you have a brand new object that can be used to complete the level.

Me and my friend are making a PS1 style horror game. It's our first time participating in a gamejam using 3D, so we're working out the extra kinks that comes with 3D, but so far I think we've done an amazing job and I'm really excited to see where we end up with it!

I took two days 15 Hours straight without much of a break and a third today to polish. I hope it's done now xD

Made a Pirateship where you are on Guard duty and with your light you vanish Ghost away who want to steal the Treasure.

I havent had much time to work on it but so far got my character and enemies with a basic layout of a scene, my idea is a player in his dreams and needs to escape, few different ways of escaping.

Making a top-down bullet hell with a theme-inspired twist. Got all the core stuff ready, what’s left is content (more levels, enemy types, etc) and polishing. To be honest, this is the first time I’m so good with the schedule (it’s my 8th jam, though :D I’m a slow learner). Here’s a video:

I am doing simple "Papers, please" style game where you play as cashier and need to find IDs and money that are fake (not real). Still heavy work in progress.

(top right grey box is just for debug purposes)

Update about my game. I created a little showcast video:

This is my first game jam, and so I'm not too experienced with making a game quickly, but I think I got a pretty good idea for the game. It's a top-down resource management game where you play as a guy going camping, but he isn't the most brave (and has a wild imagination). You have to handle his sanity while getting food and wood and refilling you campfire as wild animals from his imagination "attack" him and lower his sanity.

Things are going pretty smoothly so far, as I only have a few more things to add that aren't art based, which I am trying to save for last as I have never really been a good pixel artist :/

I have quite rapidly ascended to godhood. My next step will be to warp the space-time continuum. I hope the scope of my project isn't too large.

I'm developing a top down game where you are trapped in a dream with and you try to wakes up from it . it may be not a dream who knows 👀

I slept on the jam a bit but I'm currently doing an isometric game where you reveal the contents of a room with your flashlight.. The twist here is that monsters are hidden in the objects so you must find them before they attack you from behind.

Mines pretty far ig... i need to make 3 more maps and decorate all of them, but since m in high school and have my exams coming up (among other shit), I would say I am fucked. இ௰இ