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Unfortunately not, the GitHub project is in Unity and some of the game assets are made specifically for the Unity game engine. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Hello Everyone,

Over the past few days we have not seen much voting happening. There have been a total of 3 submitters to the game jam who have voted on other submissions and one of them has only voted for one game. There is also a game that has not received any votes at all. This probably means that everyone is too busy and that is perfectly understandable, but, because of this, the Everdevs Team is going to manually judge The Idea Jam.

We're hoping to post the results shortly.

Hello Redlac,

The general idea is to leave a rating on each submission you go through. How well did the contestant do at explaining each point of the criteria?? However, the last point of the criteria, ‘Beyond the Call of Duty’, can serve as a way for you to rate the submission based on how much it resonates with you.

Feel free to review as many submissions as you like. We don’t know how interested contestants are in reviewing the submissions and if there are not enough votes to make the results fair, we will have to manually judge the game jam and disregard the itch voting results altogether. For example, if a project gets only a few votes and others get many votes, we will have to manually judge the jam.

We also welcome your feedback on how we are dealing with the judging and if you guys would prefer that we do things a different way. For example, if you think we should judge the competitions as a community or just as a select few judges, please let us know. We just want to make this as fair as possible.

Cheers

Since the voting is done by contestants, "Visibility & Access" must be set to "public"

Hello Eurinomio,

Correct. You need to create a new project before you can submit it to the game jam.

I made a quick video that I will post at the root of the thread now.

You can say hello and ask questions here.

Good luck to all!!

Hello AOENEDITZZ,

Absolutely, feel free to share it around.

Hello Jammers,

We are hosting our first game jam of many. We host a game jam for each step of the development process (the idea, prototype, game mechanics, character design, level design, etc.). So this is quite different from your standard game jam event. Each game jam will have a generous amount of time to prepare and submit your work. The top 3 contestants of each game jam share 80% of any profits generated by the final game. We also promote the creators that go beyond the call of duty in an article that we publish on our Medium publication, which we share across various social networks. You can find more about our philosophy here: https://medium.com/everdevs-community/calling-all-game-devs-designers-and-writer...

The Idea Jam is for writers, game designers, or anyone who thinks they have a good idea for a game. It's not your typical game jam where you need to complete a full game in a caffeine-induced 72 hour period. Instead, you get more than 3 weeks from now for preparation and submission of your work. As you may have guessed from the name, The Idea Jam requires participants to provide a PDF of their game idea presented as clearly and comprehensively as possible. Submissions are open until the 28th of May.

You can find The Idea Jam here: https://itch.io/jam/the-idea-jam

We're looking forward to reviewing your submission. Good luck!!

Please contact us at info@everdevs.com with any inquiries that you may have.

“I wanna jam it wid you. We’re jammin’, jammin’,
And I hope you like jammin’, too.” — Bob Marley

The Everdevs Team

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