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1. Code can usually be reused; some people even use frameworks that already include many of the things you mention. What should be avoided is taking a game you've been working on for a long time and simply using the 7DRL challenge as a "release" for extra exposure.

2. You don't have to post the code or other 'proofs', this is a self-imposed challenge, not a competition. Some people share development logs here or on Discord. The most convenient way to submit a game is to make a WebGL build and post it on itch.io. Once the challenge starts, a "submit your entry" button will appear on the main page, where you'll fill out a form and include a link to your itch.io page.

Great game! Compact and challenging, perfect for the calendar!

Thanks! Possible moves should be highlighted by white particles, unless something went wrong.

Thanks! Yeah, my idea was to make it possible to solve it back-to-front.

Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you!

As it should be =)

Thanks!

Glad you liked it!

Thanks!

The intended solution is to leave the first orb intact, it's there to demonstrate the mechanic =) But apparently people found a way to collect all the orbs.

Cool!

Thank you for the kind words!

Thanks, glad you liked it!

Thank you! I wanted to actually make two different solutions but ran out of time unfortunately.

Thank you!

Thank you! As for the first orb, it's actually meant to be skippable - it's there just to introduce the mechanic. But I can see now that it's causing confusion, and your suggestion to move the bramble solves it nicely. I'll try to test this and fix it after the event.

Very nice and cozy game, also cool tactility and just an overall mood.

Thank you!

Hi! I'd really appreciate it if you could take a look at my entry

https://evgeniipetrov.itch.io/wraithport

Thanks a lot for all the awesome things you do for the community! =)

Fixed now! =)

Nice take on domino balatro/roguelike, also very polished and tactile!

A very enjoyable game with impressive art and polish. The mechanics take a little time to grasp, but once they click, it’s incredibly rewarding to create and track the interactions!

A really well-made game, compact, polished, and visually appealing. As a bonus, there are even two different loops!

A truly great and atmospheric experience. The core idea and puzzle design are also top-notch. One of the best entries of this jam.

This is an excellent jam game. Also it struck a very specific nerve, in the best possible way, and had me laughing uncontrollably. 10/10.

Liked the approach to the theme and polish. Also this game reminded me of original Elite from the 80s =)

Played with wacom tablet, absolute fun!

Somehow made me laugh =) Also i liked the combination of 2d/3d in the environment, not something you see much these days.

Amazing combination of art and narrative; also another proof that in order to be interesting and engaging the game does not have to be challenging. 

Liked how the theme was handled here. Also nice atmosphere supported by the artwork!

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

The controls take a little time to master, but once you do, it's really satisfying. The dialogue makes it all worthwhile!

Thank you very much for the video! Glad you liked the game!

Thanks a lot!

Thank you, it's a pleasure!

Thanks!

Oh, thanks a lot for this! I'm glad you tried all the characters, I really wanted each of them to stand out, not just by having their own sets of relics. I’ll try to move forward with this game; it's compact and extendable, so it's definitely on my list!

Thank you! I drew everything during the jam (i use tablet so it's quite fast), but i did some research on paper before the jam.

Thank you!