I'm very interested in the pitch so far! I'd definitely read more, I really dig the old school forum vibe.
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Yes, your jam submission does need to be TTRPG themed, but because of the open-ended nature of the prompt, the actual format can be just about anything.
I hadn't considered creating a discord before (honestly, I was expecting this jam to get a fraction of the interest it generated). I don't have the capacity to manage another server myself right now, but if I can find someone I trust to do admin, then I will think about it.
Hello everyone! It's great to see so much excitement for this little idea I had. If folks have any questions or thoughts about the Jam, feel free to share them here and I will reply as soon as I am able. Just to recap some of the questions I've been asked in other places:
- You are welcome to collaborate with as many people as you like as freely as you like
- This jam is for physical "games" as a medium, but multimedia submissions are welcome
- Your submission should have an itch.io page, however, it is fine for elements of your submission (such as videos or digital assets) to be hosted on other sites. Just be sure they are linked on the first page.
Currently, there is no way to save a co-op bundle as a draft, meaning the entire thing has to be put together in one sitting. There is also no way to edit certain vital bundle information while it is awaiting approval, meaning if there are any mistakes, the bundle has to be deleted and remade from scratch. The ability to draft and edit would be a major QoL improvement, even if making edits required the bundle to be re-approved by participants.















