You can use any engine you want, but I'm pretty sure Scratch only allows you to play the game you made on their website, so maybe use the time now before the jam to learn how to do proper coding.
But there IS a tool that allows you to turn your Scratch files into .html files. It's called "HTMLifier" and here is the link if you want to: https://sheeptester.github.io/htmlifier/
Yes, although this jam is originally made for video games only, I'm not going to disallow it if you really want to submit a ttrpg/physical game entry, just keep in mind that there will be less people who can play it and rate it. ^^
Can I make an online co-op multiplayer where one player is in past and the other is in the future and they have to use different objects in their past and future to meet again - this is the story i thought of
A: Yes, but please ensure you have the legal rights to do so. Note that you will be asked if you or your team had created the art and/or audio for the game during the period of the jam or not; this will be displayed publicly on your game鈥檚 jam page.
Hi i uploaded a web version of my game but the unity bar didn鈥檛 progress so i had to make a new version. But now i can鈥檛 upload the fixed version because the voting has started is there any way i can upload the updated version?
