Looking foward for a Game Jam to use Godot since the Ludum Dare 46 but with the quarentine and all the controversy in my country I was feeling too mentally exhausted for doing any of that. I hope this game jam become a turn in my situation ^^

Anyway, about the topic: I'm using Godot as game engine, Krita for graphics, Audacity for sound effects, OBS Studio for screen record and probably one or two more tools, all in my old notebook with Manjaro on it. ILooking foward for Web and Linux build so I can try your games without Wine c: 

How about you? Whats tools and OS are you using in this jam?

Apart of Krita I use the same! My fav for graphics is Corel Studio. It's not that great, but after 18 years I'm too used to the interface. I'm using Google Sheets for Game Design Document - but only during jams. Usually I prefer wiki from bitbucket. 

This is my first game jam, so I don't really know all of the different software I'm comfortable with yet, but I'll be using these:

Game Engine - Unity
Sprite work/animations - Aesprite
Sound effects - Sfxr
Music - Bosca Ceoil
Audio Editing - Audacity
Video Recording - Streamlabs OBS
Planning/Brainstorming - Google Docs

Godot

Graphics: Aseprite, Pyxel Edit (As necessary, since graphics are provided)
SFX: Bfxr, maybe lmms(I have it but have never played with it in depth)
Music: Beepbox, maybe Bosca Ceoil
Audio Editing: Audacity
Video Recording: OBS
Planning: Good ole pen and paper.

I'm new to development, so I'm very curious what everyone uses as well.  Especially for design docs for larger projects(I like pen/paper for jams).

I'll be using godot, bosca ceoil, and graphics gale / clip studio paint! 

I'll use Godot, Bosca Ceoil and LibreSprite

Construct 3, Paint.Net, Tiled

1. GDevelop 5
2. Procreate
3. Bosca Coeil

That's all :P :P :P Good luck yall

My Typical Tools are:
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Engine: Godot
Art: Inkscape/Gimp/Paint.net/Laigter
Audio: LMMS/Audacity
VFX: Effekseer
Planning: Pencil (the software)/pencil (the writing utensil)/LibreOffice/whiteboards/paper
Databases: CastleDB

I'm probably going with my usual:

• game engine - Godot
• sprite editing - Aseprite
• sfx - Bfxr
• music - search online

I used this as an opportunity to learn Godot. I'm quite impressed with how great it was to use. 

I'm writing in hilariously low level rust because why not poke around in pixel buffers on a 48 hour deadline. I'm using Quicksilver for cross platform windowing/input stuff and Tiled for map editing. Probably won't bother with sound on this one.

Used Godot and Gimp (and emacs to hack together a lobby server for multiplayer).

Second game and second project with Godot. Other than some hiccups with resources that didn't export as expected I'm quite happy with how the engine handles things. Starting to get comfortable with it.