Thank you for participating in our second GameDev.tv Jam! It has been incredible watching the community come together, form teams, and learn together. I know some teams were unable to submit for various reasons (incompatible work ethics, disagreements over game design, technical issues), but I hope everyone who participated learned something and has become a better developer because of it.

For the next two weeks, the jam will be a hub of ratings and feedback. Please remember not to take any feedback personally! A player's comments and suggestions are an expression of how they felt playing your game, and it is always worth taking their words into account in order to improve your own game design skills moving forward. Lastly, if there is any entry you are particularly impressed with, I highly encourage you to study the source and even reach out to the developer about how they created the game. We all have different backgrounds and skillsets, so who knows what we can learn from each other.

Have fun playing, rating, and learning!

Many many thanks Yang for hosting. This has been a very rewarding and fun challenge. Certainly did NOT appreciate the deadline being halved, compared to last year haha, but that just forced me (and I'm sure everyone else) to be more productive and efficient about this, certainly sharpen my gamedev skills even more, and taught me a thing or two about finishing something on time at least, even if it's a half-decent game loop!

thank you for hosting and putting all your work in

This was my first game jam, it was amazing and fun.

Even though I had to study for driver's license theory test and my time was limited.
This jam was so much rewarding in both game dev skills and my confidence in my game dev skills.
My goal for next game jam will be to team up with others.

I can't thank you enough for hosting this.

I'll definitely join next year :)

Cheers Yang, and the GDTV crew (and of course all the wonderful participants),

This one finally flushed me out of my non-delivery hole and got me to release a game. I'm super stoked about that fact. They say the first (million) is the hardest? :) Though of course, 'all that glitters', and all that.

The very supportive - and constructive! - feedback has been great, too. I'm sure many of us have been working day jobs and looking after their kids / family during those two weeks, so I'm amazed at the quality of what has been produced: some really good games! Well done everyone, and hope we can do this again. Also hope to see some now familiar names around the GDTV learning forums!

Thank you for hosting this great jam.  I learned so much . Everything from the need to scale back to  how to build and publish . The feedback was great supportive and constructive. 

I remember looking at the screenshots  tab just under 2 weeks ago and being impressed by everything there but not yet knowing any of them.

Now I look at that screenshots tab and think back on good times, either playing the quality games created or from watching MetalStorm and Sean Gollos stream them. Absolutely loved the last four weeks, thank you all. Lots of new games on my itch page to go back and play to completion, and many more developers followed. Lots of great ideas, and such a wide range of games on the theme.

Look forward to seeing what you guys produce moving forward.