Hi,
I just joined this, and already I'm nevous... it's a jam so... whatever is come up with, as long as one tried ones' best with it, one should feel like a winner at the end of the whole thing.
Thread also for people who have a hard time reading the rules, reading in general, or just existing... that can be hard. So!!! Feel free to ask about whatever. From the sounds of things, we're allowed to use whatever software we want to make our games in, doesn't that sound hype!??!?
—Jellycarp (PhD not real; but—I hope it will be someday)
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I don't think there should be a limit. It's up to the jam hosts/organizers (which, in some cass can mean the whole community) to enforce their own rules re:the game jam theme, whether or not the software goes against any policies, etc.. I think having lots of jam submissions is good for a game, it enriches its visible identity and community presence; no, I don't think there should be a limit or a hard cap to the number of game jams to which one single game/peice of software a game can be a part of; again unless that <i>specifically</i> goes against a certain game jams' rules.
