Hey guys, congrats to all the finishers!
If your submission was made on a custom engine please post it in this thread as I'd love to take a look! (especially if it's open sourced)
Here is my submission, made on an engine I've been working on for around a year: https://itch.io/jam/acerola-jam-0/rate/2569177
I didn't make my engine but I used OpenGL
And the days were busy so I did that in 3 days only. Yes NGL 3 days. but still, it was fun and I learned many things about how to organize stuff and what not to do.
What do I mean by not to do? Go to #jam-questions in which I am begging Acerola lol.
By the way, you can play my game but have the same problem (but it can work. depends on the GPU) like the two who rated my game, so see my question. and help me make him kind lol.
I made my submission with a game engine I’ve been develiping since july of 2022: https://lasagnacake.itch.io/kojigen-daishiheki-observers-trap
Engine’s source code: https://github.com/LasagnaCake/MakaiLib
https://yzhk-instruments.itch.io/optigolf
made my game in pygame. had a lot of fun, love the freedom it offers
https://github.com/yzhkkhzy/optigolf
heres the code, its not pretty haha because i'm working by myself. its self explanatory if you can read my mind
I made my game wothout an engine in Rust and wgpu (a wrapper around Vulkan and DX12) with a custom render pipeline, quite possibly creating the first non-RTX game to support physically-accurate refraction (which I’ve turned into a core mechanic).
https://george-steel.itch.io/bowfishing-blitz
Source is available at https://github.com/george-steel/bowfishing-blitz
I started working on my engine ~29 days before the jam started, which was a definite crunch time. There are so many things I’m changing as a result of this jam for sure!
Here is my engine if you’re curious: https://github.com/bluesillybeard/ZEngine. I highly recomend NOT using it unless you’re OK with using extremely early software.
And, I made a post with more details of my experience: https://itch.io/jam/acerola-jam-0/topic/3579185/my-experience-using-a-custom-game-engine
I wrote my game entirely in my own custom engine (that I had to make at the start of the jam), using Python and SDL2.
It's a visual novel with a story taking place in 1900s wartime era:
https://novicearts.itch.io/memoirs-of-kaizer-academy
Please check it out if you have the chance. Source code is available upon downloading the game... I didnt have time to upload to github :(
