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Ok, thanks @Uisco! If I use this in my game I'll credit you. (I'll just use this as a prototype though.)

Also thanks for your UE4 tutorials! They're really helpful.

Hi, 

Do I have to credit you if I use this in my game?

Thanks,

- C.B

Ah, thanks. But I realized I don't have enough time to do this jam, maybe next time. But thanks, I appreciate your help. Thanks!

Also to be sure, will my game get reviewed and will I have feedback from you and the judges? Thanks!

Sorry 😂

No, I mean like when I package a UE4 game, when you run it, the game will be a full screen window game. You know what I mean? And then it lags a little  (like my Project Parkour game). It won't slow down your computer, I don't think.

Also sidenote here, I am going to be making assets for my game, especially modifying some assets from the web. I'll also make a credits txt file, is that fine?

Like a game that takes up all the screen, except it's laggy because of the resolution it's taking up. Also I think I'll be submitting a demo game, and then maybe release a full game after the jam.

Do you accept full-screen lag?

Oh...I think I get it now. Thanks!

Look at the previous submitted games for last year's jam.

I thought it had to be a graphical adventure game with animations, objectives, etc.

Because if it was allowed, wouldn't everyone be doing that?

Right, thanks!

Hi,

I have 2 questions to ask:

1. I don't really intend to make any assets for the game, I just want to do the coding. Is it okay if I don't make any assets, but just get them from Sketchfab (and of course, their license says free to use)? 

2. Does it matter which mode the game is in? (for example: Third Person, First Person, etc.)

Thanks,

- C.B

Yeah, it would be copyright to use Rey or LucasArts graphics, unless you have permission. But just to verify, it's fine to get stuff from platforms like free3d.com, mixamo, and OpenGameArt?

I never said I was going to use Rey as my character, I was just asking about the storyline; in fact, I'm not settling with that idea...but thank you so much for the extra info!

Right, thanks. But I have 2 other questions...

1. But what if it's a game like an escape game, because you said an escape game counts as an adventure game, so if I make an escape room game, (but it's not point and click,) and the character is a ball kind of thing, so instead of walking you roll around, etc. Is that accepted as an adventure game?

2. What standard time does the jam end in?

EDIT: I'm not sure what you think, (but if you say it's not an adventure game, I won't go forward with this idea,) but to me, the ball game that I have in mind suits what Wikipedia says:

An adventure game is a video game in which the player assumes the role of a protagonist in an interactive story driven by exploration and puzzle-solving.

Except for the part where you said:

because it's the exact opposite of an Adventure Game (it's a physics based puzzle game)

But mine is not like Love Balls, where you have to draw a line to get them together....it's more like a third person escape room game, but instead of a character, it's a ball.

Hi,

I've never played Love Ball in my life but I've seen ads about it, so I was wondering, is Love Ball an adventure game?

- C.B

Oh, right. Thanks!

Hi,

I was thinking, if I make a game and the storyline was something like Rey (in Star Wars) when she was a scavenger, would that still be a adventure game? If it is, I'm not sure if it's going to by my theme / story plot, but I was just wondering.

Thanks!

By an asset's showcase map I mean something like there is an asset pack and they make a nice enviroment map in the asset pack to showcase what their asset is used for. 

Secondly, yes I do mean a short game. For the third one, I just realized just now that there's no levels in adventure games 🤣.

Also if you know UE4.25, do you know how to package and upload a game to itch? Thank you!

I want to join this game jam but I have 2 questions..  

1. Can I use a asset's showcase map? 

2. Can I submit a demo game, not a full game?  

Thank you!