Totally! My projects in unity usually become playable after a few weeks of slow development and playing around in Unity, so i think someone else would've expected this to happen lmao. Though, the concept of the game for this Jam, although overscoped, i'm still developing it and i'll upload it to itch.io when i finish, since now i don't have to rush all the content.
Yeah scope is kind of a hard thing to figure out. I've started making a ton of games that I had an entire semester to finish and even then I didn't get anywhere near finishing a lot of them. I think for stuff like this, it's best to focus on your main mechanic first and flesh that out as much as possible, then work out from there. Story, art (especially music), extra mechanics or difficulty, those are all things that aren't totally necessary to a game, but rather enhance the experience. I think this is the first time I've gotten that process correct tbh
This is my first game jam as well. I didn't think that I was going to be able to get the game done but I pulled through and I think it turned out well. My game is called Broken Robot, which is a puzzle platformer where you can only press each direction once per level. I would appreciate if you would check out my first game jam game
