It would be a challenge for others to try and play it, but if you can come up with an idea how to share it, then sure!
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Yes, Trijam is supposed to be a 3 hour challenge, but at the same time, the main idea is to practice game development, so exceeding the time limit is absolutely fine. Originally, only games that were made in 3 hours could win Trijam. It was changed in 2020, where we added a rating for "How long did you make the game?", so your time was included in rating, but community didn't like it, since occasionally people would vote less than 5 stars for games made in 3 hours or under. Community wanted the old system of determining winners back. So now it is possible to be #1 in rating, but not winning Trijam.
The software you intend to use sounds good, you should be able to make a game! It's likely that at first you'll go over the 3 hour limit, but that's ok, it's part of the learning process! Once you get better at planning and executing, you can beat the 3 hour challenge. So just go for it, make games, you'll have a portfolio of prototypes and valuable experience! :)
Rules are simple - participate in Trijams to get a chance to win in sweepstakes.
You have to participate in 6 (six) out of the next 9 (nine) Trijams to qualify!
The contest will run from Trijam #115 to Trijam #123, which means that after Trijam #118 there will be no new participants.
We'll give out 3 (what a surprise) t-shirts!
We’ll update a table of participants every week and post it in the Discord server
Rules are simple - participate in Trijams to get a chance to win in sweepstakes.
You have to participate in 6 (six) out of the next 9 (nine) Trijams to qualify!
The contest will run from Trijam #115 to Trijam #123, which means that after Trijam #118 there will be no new participants.
We'll give out 3 (what a surprise) t-shirts!
We’ll update a table of participants every week and post it in the Discord server
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