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Game Jam extended 7 months due to lack of submissions Sticky

A topic by SuperLeaf 1995 created Oct 07, 2020 Views: 252 Replies: 6
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You think that people will submit their entries?


People like me and Reelvonic had their projects taken off the jam!

Shouldn't you be glad that we are the only ones who submitted so far?

(-2)

You mean the not DOS entries you submitted to the DOS game jam?

No

Host(-2)

The DOS game jam is only for DOS games, you need to make something that runs on DOSBox/DOS, but your game does not run in any, and is just a VBs script?

The games you submitted dont work in DOS at all, VBs was released as VisualBasic Script for WINDOWS, not for MSDOS

If you know how to use VBs. and want your game approved, go take a look at DOS QuickBasic or BASIC, submit your game (as BASIC code or compiled executable) and it will be accepted.


This is like if you submitted a pizza to a cake contest.

Well it's been more than 2 months since the Jam started and no one has submitted anything. You should just quit the jam man.

Host

There is a reason why the game jam is so empty

Nobody is willing to make new games for DOS; atleast not a considerable amount of people. DOS games; in contrast to other game jams it is purely DOS. Making a DOS game takes time and patiente.

The last game jam ran for 2-3 months and got a few submissions; 15 submissions is op for this type of game jams.

And to spice things up: the game jam is not mainstream, people prefer Unity or "do X" game jam types instead of "code natively for old platforms".