It's fine I couldn't make that game jam! However how would I get my hands into buildbox again? I know long time I ago few years when it was just coming out I think I tried a free trial! However I'm still not yet financially blessed! The problem is it would be nice if this was like a  100 Game Creator or like RPG Maker Series or something in which we can buy that current version of the game making software and though no new updates at least I would own a version I can use and learn and make something and potentially be able to join Jams in which there could be an option like "Minecraft Bedrock Marketplace" content! How it would work is if in a Jam regardless the version of game for limited time only you connect all those softwares up like a Unity of sorts! And thus can develop the game as if everyone all owns the most current version that the highest version a jammer has! Then when jam is over they disperse and that feature will not unlock until the next game jam! Thus allowing people to partially commit regardless they like the software or not and at the end of the day they still own something they can return to on a rainy day and potentially have new winded drive again to get into it and commit to a newer version! Some companies go with buy once and forever owned concept! Others make new software versions! The only beef is trials get outdated and if a person like me are not in full financial means that can span years and then when we think about it again there seems to be no retrial to get us back in even though we forgot! I'm still way on the edge of wanting to commit to the software until I see a few things 1st! I want to 1st off make 1 or 2 test games that are functional on a few devices and only if that test was to work would I even think of making any commitment! As we speak I won't have money for the next 5 years due to being $30,000 in debt! But I wouldn't mind seeing a trial though easily 4 years later now I would say I want to see if a game is actually possible and to see if it can be made for both a PC and Phone! Once I get that confirmation with my own eyes! I will borrow off a friend or family just enough to get me a temporary membership! However I still think making Versions that last forever is better to go as I'm not gonna be making games to sell off the bat! That's actually gonna take years of practice and skill and a repertoire to build up 1st before I'm ever gonna be ready to publish anything on the market! If you have any ideas just let me know what I can do! Mind ya after I did originally do that trial several years ago I think I did pay for a limited membership but nothing came of that! Then again I have ventured into several dozen game making softwares so high chances are I just stopped at trial! :)