Hi,  I'm nealith, and this will be my second game for a gamejam.

This game jam begin at the same time than the LOWREZJAM 2019, I thought that it would be interesting to make something for both. Also, I already heard of "HTML5 and JavaScript Game Development Competition in just 13 kB" and was interested in the idea to provide a game that have technical constraints :)

I don't know if I will go for resources given for the 13kB game competition or if I'm going to do my own

Hey I'm Ben. I like to make small games that are punishing and difficult, and I figured the constraints of this game jam could be a good way to have the punishment inflicted on me instead of the player for once. I'm not really making a very complex game, but I have been enjoying it a lot so far and am shooting for it to be under 5kb (unzipped) when it's done. Also, hey again Dan! Hope all is well.

Hello, Josh here! My very first game jam ever was Floppy Jam (had to theoretically fit the whole game on 1.44MB of disk space, thankfully I had a few years of programming experience under my belt!)

I figured this could be within my grasp, as I enjoy tight technical restraints. Hope to produce something worth playing.

Hey all, I'm Namgo! I've never made a full game before, but I've decent programming experience, and game development is something I would very much like to try.

My friend introduced me to itch.io earlier today and I just saw this jam, making games in as small a space as possible will really push me to make something interesting without relying on external tools. I'm taking heavy inspiration from the Demoscene (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene) where small executable sizes are a core aspect, but it is done with computer art.

I'm going to write this in JS and WebGL. WebGL is something I've approached but have always gotten around having to actually do, with Three.js -- but three.js even when minified and compressed is still too big. Like Ben, I'm loving how hard this is going to be to develop.

Hey everyone

My names Alex Delderfield.  Ive participated in Ludum Dare a bunch of times, venturing out into some other gamejams currently! Ill also be participating in LOWREZJAM this year too. So my focus will mostly be on another game until later in August, but I will get the ball rolling here as well. 

So for AGC-Jam I'll be learning how to do a bit of gamedev in BASIC on the Commodore 64, something Ive been iching to get into for a long time!

Ive created a progress thread for whatever game I end up making here: https://itch.io/jam/agc-jam/topic/517562/apollo-lander-progress-thread-alex-adedge

Im most active on twitter at the moment and I'm on the lookout for anyone else doing the jam - you can follow me here: https://twitter.com/Alex_ADEdge