We tried to create a new Pirate Rouge-like Mechanic and I think we nailed it! But there are plenty of room to improve and diversify it!

I am SUPER proud of my team's work. Our game is complete, we have 15min OST and original graphics. Gamelay is relaxing and difficulty is adjustable. I am worried that people won't download and test our game because of its huge size (idk why it's so big). 

Game Jam was an interesting experience. I have never worked so much during one week period.  

Also my Unity skills have improved by A LOT.

Here's our game: REGROW

https://itch.io/jam/brackeys-9/rate/1933278

I'm really happy with how my jam ended up, definitely pretty tired out sa well, but that's part of the Jam fun ! 

I found 3 days within the week to create my game, and got to experience a new artistic direction in 2.5D, definitely learned new ways of handling art and mechanics at a design level.

Here's my game, in my opinion it's fun and satisfying, but that may just be me patting my back :D
https://itch.io/jam/brackeys-9/rate/1932730

This is our first jam. We are all beginners and we are surprised we even created a complete game loop. Nothing is perfect, and we submitted literally at 5:55am. Also it is really fun to throw shade on old operating systems and the life that every programmers go through everyday in our game.

https://itch.io/jam/brackeys-9/rate/1933371

i overscoped a little and wasn't able to add small improvement details. I am just happy to have finished

https://itch.io/jam/brackeys-9/rate/1928749

https://itch.io/jam/brackeys-9/rate/1932569

I feel pretty good. I expected more 3d games but my game seems to be one of the only 3d games out here. I have only seen one 3d game and half 3d games. One was called metropolis (half 3d) which was very good. 

I think mine turned out pretty good! Managed to meet the goals I'd set at the beginning of the jam, and it came out looking and feeling pretty nice in my humble opinion =D

Check it out if you haven't seen er yet, and let me know what you think:

https://itch.io/jam/brackeys-9/rate/1929145

Im pretty proud of what I accomplished, even tho a few things I wanted to add didn't make it. I think that this is the best game I made so far, since I have learned a lot about game design and more. And since I'm really young in comparison to the other contestant and I was working solo, I think I did a good job on this jam.

Here is the link if you want to play it: https://kinda-good-games.itch.io/a-hell-of-a-date 

To be honest when the jam started I was really lost. I had no creative or interesting ideas and none that got me excited. I also wasn't a huge fan of the theme which made it harder at concept stage. 

Then we started working on it and even after three or four days we kept asking ourselves, "is this even fun?" We were unsure. It wasn't until we were pulling the super late nights towards the end of the jam that we felt we were doing alright.

So we submitted the game and... People seem to love it! It's really rewarding and a good lesson that sometimes you might feel like you're lost or struggling but that doesn't mean that what you create is always going to be bad. 

So how did the jam go? Okay, I guess!

Overall, I felt good about mine. A friend did the artwork, and I think he did a really nice job on it. I did the programming and the soundtrack, and my dad helped with the concept design. The game is a card game kind of like Stacklands(by sokpop), which was something I hadn't tried before. It was challenging, but I think the end result was nice, but sadly confusing to players. A long winded explanation to say very little to be sure, but there it is. Here's the game: https://itch.io/jam/brackeys-9/rate/1933107