So far, LLM assisted programming has been a very standard practice in the game engineering field. So I don't see a reason to prevent it here.
Of course, Jams are a way to practice, and learn, so I invite you to use it as an aid, and not a crutch. But to each their own.
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This Jam's theme is "Branching Out"!
As always feel free to interpret this theme any way you like. The theme reveal video is also available on our Youtube if you want to watch it again. Happy jamming!
Diversifiers:
Staples
- Deja Vu: Incorporate last jam's theme into your game (Solar),
- International: Create a game that can be understood regardless of which language the player speaks.,
- Pacifist Run: Create a game with no combat.,
- Alberta Proud: Incorporate themes of Alberta! (Mountains, Prairies. Wheat, Great Horned Owl, and Others),
- Swap Meet: Exchange an asset with another team and add it to your game.,
This Jam
- "Cinematic": Include a cutscene/sequence.,
- "That's Deep": Utilize the depth axis/direction in your game, or get deep.,
- "Pop Culture": Include something that pops.,
- "Landmark": Include a large element in your level/environment/background.,
- "Anti-Theme": Include opposite elements of any of the themes and diversifiers.