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The game which you need to die in order to overcome an obstacle
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Inside the Library of the World's Sole Reader jam comments · Posted in Inside the Library of the World's Sole Reader jam comments
Hi! As what we had announced in our discord server:
The list of prize winners has been drafted, but it is not yet finalized. Once the final list is confirmed, Yahaha officials will begin distributing the prizes. The distribution process may take some time, ranging from several hours to a few days. Therefore, we kindly ask for your patience during this period. Thanks.
Tips and Advice
These tips and advice are observed and taken from previous jams.1. Keep the game simple
You might have heard of this tip a million times before, but I still have to state it here because it is so important and has been ignored by so many game jammers. While it's tempting to try and create a complex game during the jam, remember that your primary goal is to create a playable game. Focus on creating a game with a solid core mechanic, rather than trying to cram in too many features.2. Upload a browser game
Although this is not a requirement, it is still highly recommended for you to do so. Nobody wants to spend 1 minute downloading a 20MB file made in 1 week, only to use it for 5 minutes.3. Be creative with the theme
Don't feel constrained by the theme. Use it as a jumping-off point to create a unique game that showcases your creativity and skills. Interpret the theme in a way that is meaningful to you, and don't be afraid to take risks.4. Don't submit at the last minute
Submitting your game early is a good way to avoid last-minute bugs and technical issues. Aim to submit your game at least an hour before the deadline, giving yourself plenty of time to troubleshoot and make final adjustments.5. Be active in the community
Want your games to be played by other jammers? Participating in the community is a great way to get your game noticed. Post regular updates about your game, provide feedback and support to others, and play and rate games submitted by other jammers. By engaging with the community, you can create a buzz around your game and increase the chances of it being played by others.Tips and Advice
These tips and advice are observed and taken from previous jams.1. Make a simple game
You might have heard of this tip a million times before, but I still have to state it here because it is so important and has been ignored by so many game jammers. While doing game jams, your main focus should not be to make a perfect, mechanic-rich game. Instead, it should be to make a playable game.2. Upload a browser game
Although this is not a requirement, it is still highly recommended for you to do so. Nobody wants to spend 1 minute downloading a 20MB file made in 1 week, only to use it for 5 minutes.3. Don't be to rigid while interpreting the theme
You may interpret the theme however you like! Jam themes are meant to be interpreted creatively. Don't be afraid to go wild on the theme!4. Be active in the community
Want your games to be played by other jammers? Constantly post updates about your game on our discord server! Chat and help out others! Play and rate other people's games! By establishing your presence in the community, people will be curious about what game you submitted in the jam. Eventually, your submission will be played by others.5. Submit early
Submit your game at least 1.5 hours before the deadline. Trust me, there'll always be last-minute bugs that you have to fix upon submission.The Worlds Hardest Game Just Got Harder comments · Replied to GaZu88 in The Worlds Hardest Game Just Got Harder comments














