I'm still really happy to be apart of it, but none of my game ideas really came in together as the way I planned due to my lack of knowledge. Does it really matter to have a fully complete game? I may just keep this game as something I constantly work on as I learn and hone my skills. I'm not too confident in this release 馃槗
Submit the game for sure so you can say you鈥檝e completed a jam! The next one won鈥檛 be nearly as intimidating. It鈥檚 all about progression. You鈥檒l rarely see a first time game dev win a jam, and that鈥檚 because you learn something new everytime. It鈥檚 better to submit something crummy and get the feedback so you can grow then to throw it in the trash and not learn anything.
Hey, nice to see another first-timer. Don't worry about your games problems, my game has glitchy movement and feels like it's held together by sheer force of will but you just have to continue through. As you keep doing this you will learn more and more and get better so that next time, you will have a better game.
When you get experience, you will look to this game and this jam and see your own progress. It is worthy because its not just about to win, its about being part of something like that. It is my first time also and, oh boy, the world tried to make me give up. My mother got sick, i stayed the whole week without internet so i couldnt get a team to work with and, when i was publishing the game, the energy went off and just returned a couple of hours ago. Im sure you had your own bad things happening during Development too and the fact that you published something its the reward after getting through this bad things.
