I like to clarify before i submit.
My game is AI-generated, what is the stand for that here?
Title: Wordcraft
The Core Mechanic: There are no spell menus. Every single action—crossing terrain, fighting, healing, or defending—requires typing words onto an on-screen keypad under a 20-second timer.
Playable Link:
https://vendatta77.itch.io/wordcraft
I built this experimental word puzzle game using AI tools to help code the logic and write the jam build.
looking for players to play comment on logic faults.
it is still work in progress, i want to find the problem before moving on.
- [ /] Free to play
Involvement:
I direct the system in game, the concept and the lore while Claude Code by Anthropic working as a small team of specialised agents (story, systems, canvas) to create the product. 
completed with 2 death. the game have very 90 retro vibe.
i like that the area become dimmer as she spew fire.
but i am on the fence about the homing fire for enemies above and below, for a side scroller; it seem to break all rule but it work.
best analogue i can think of is with homing fire, it is like dark soul at normal mode.
you either hate it or love it.
also health sniffer attack is a bit basic.
i find it take away some of the tension.
i look forward to seeing it being expanded after the jam.
Hi everyone,
I published a game on itch.io on Oct 15, two days before the jam starts on Oct 17. It is a game that runs in the browser, and it is AI-assisted (code, art, sound and music).
Can I submit it to the jam as it is, or does the game have to be started during the jam? I want to follow the rules, so I'm asking before the jam starts.
Thank you!