I agree!
In the meantime, here it is for people who may wonder: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gobblefantasy2003/gobble-fantasy-2003
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There are 12 themes. Each theme consists of three randomly picked emojis and may be interpreted in any way you like.
People are encouraged to pick one theme per game, but they remain entirely optional.
All themes are listed on the game jam page here: https://itch.io/jam/make12-2025#Themes
You'll see in the "Themes" section a list of 12 items, each one corresponding to a theme. Although they are numbered, you may choose them in any order. Next of each trio of emojis, the names of the emojis are written in plain text to help comprehension. I added because of some particularly unclear emojis, such as the "Notepad with decorative cover".
What is Make12?
By the end of 2025, I will have created 12 new games.
I know how to makes games, I've made them for over a decade, but still, I don't make enough and I still have a lot to learn, even in my field of expertise. I challenged myself to make 12 games in 2025, and to learn something new in each one of those. Networking, 3D art, actual sound design, you name it.
This challenge is inspired by Joel Haver's goal of making 12 feature length films in 2024, which he successfully completed on December 31st.
Why Join?
You want to surpass yourself surrounded by like-minded people. You want, one year from now, to look down from climbing Game Dev Mountain et be proud of how much you've learned and accomplished.
Your one-year journey starts here: Make12 - 2025 - itch.io
Let's meet on Discord: Make12 Discord
Tell Me More
Everything you need to know should be on the jam's page. Things are kept simple to be more manageable. You are more than welcome to choose your own layers of constraints and complexity on top of what is suggested.
I've been asked whether there is a Discord server for the jam.
There wasn't, now there is, right here: https://discord.gg/FYJc5sbSQW
It's fully optional.
When you submit games to the jam, they won't be bundled together as being your games.
To give a better feel of how your own personal Make12 challenge is doing, you are welcome to create a post on the jam in which you share your games along with any information you deem relevant as the year goes on. You don't have to if you don't want to, but I'd love to hear about your progress.
Very nice game, thanks for sharing it!
For future players, I would recommend going through the entire game without interruption.
I had to leave at some point and couldn't pause, so I just left the game running. When I came back, all that was left were two little fire blobs. No trees, no house, nothing else but grass, dirt and the two blobs.
We used this awesome asset in our game jam game, Feedback Loop, and we love it. Thank you for sharing it!
Turns out the throw feature was crappy. I improved it and I made it so if the throw has 0 strength (can happen even when it shouldn't because lag and stuff) the phone is not thrown and you can try again. Also, you should have more control over the angle and distance. I suppose you have no time left to lose with this game, and that's ok. Just wanted you thank you for your feedback and tell you it was taken into account.
Only the Windows version has been updated at the moment. Other versions may follow (depends on my teammate).
I really feel the theme. I tried a few times to get to the phone power up, but playing with a trackpad made me die quite quickly. Very cool game, and even though I couldn't use the phone, I think the idea of calling someone with it is awesome. Excellent implementation of the theme and special feature. Thank you for making this game!
(spoilers ahead)
Couldn't make it to the end since game restart on death. Would have loved a few checkpoints, but that's very personnal. Nice game, I liked the way things became progressively more glitchy. The telephone looked really pasted over an existing feature of an existing game though and didn't make much sense, but the gravity feature was still fun to use.


















This feels like a memory I'm trying my hardest to remember but fail doing so.