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Thank you so much for playing and for the kind feedback! I’m really happy you enjoyed the game. I’ll keep improving it in future updates.

The game has now been released in Beta 0.6 with new modes, jokers, improved visuals and many fixes. 

You can download the new version here:

https://ltbclyde.itch.io/no-more-hands

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Hey! Thanks again for playing the earlier version of No More Hands. The game has now been released in Beta 0.6 with new modes, jokers, improved visuals and many fixes.
You can download the new version here:
https://ltbclyde.itch.io/no-more-hands

Hey! Thanks again for playing the earlier version of No More Hands. The game has now been released in Beta 0.6 with new modes, jokers, improved visuals and many fixes.
You can download the new version here:
https://ltbclyde.itch.io/no-more-hands

You can think about ideas and make small tests/prototypes before the jam starts.

But the actual game you submit should be made during the jam period.

So testing mechanics before the jam is fine, but please don’t submit a game that was already mostly finished before the jam.

For this jam, “one button” means one single digital gameplay action, not one device.

So inputs like mouse movement, mouse position, joystick direction, steering wheel rotation, dragging, touch position, or speech commands are not allowed for gameplay if they affect the game.

A screen tap is allowed because it works like a button press.

But moving your finger around the screen or using touch position would not be allowed.

Menus and UI can still use normal controls.**

Yes, you can test ideas or make small prototypes before the jam.

But the final game you submit should be made during the jam period.

Yes, tap and hold is allowed.

It still counts as one button/input, because the player is using the same physical button.

So a quick tap can do one thing, and holding the same button can do something else.

AI is allowed in an assistive capacity (i.e you use it to help you rather than do the work for you). 

Yes, that's OK.

You can map multiple physical buttons to the same single action. For example, D-pad, X, Y, A, B, Space, mouse click, or screen tap can all trigger the same “one button” effect.

The important rule is that the gameplay only has one action, not multiple different actions.

I recommend downloading the desktop build. The web version was created solely for the game jam and is not recommended for playing.