The jam is over! Wow. 

When I started the jam I thought getting 20 submissions would be good. To end with 170 submissions blows my mind. It’s great that so many people embraced the spirit of the format and created some truly fascinating systems and settings. The level of creativity throughout the jam is astounding, and I hope everyone had a great time working on their games. 

If you haven’t already, be sure to share your games on the one-page RPG subreddit, and on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and remember to use the hashtag and mention the jam social media accounts so I can retweet and share! If you didn’t finish your game in time for the submission deadline, don’t worry; You can still share them with the jam social’s and get your retweet! My intent is to slowly share every submission to the jam through the accounts, but with 170 submissions that might take some time to do!

I’m really interested to hear your feedback on the jam, and if you’d like to see another; either another one-page in 2021, or other, similar jams before then. I have a couple of ideas in mind, but I’m open to suggestions and feedback. Also if this was your first jam, or your first experience with one-page RPGs let me know how you found it. Any new jams will be announced on the social media accounts, so follow them if you don’t already. You can also follow me on Itch if you feel like it. 

So that’s it for the 2020 One-Page RPG Jam. Thanks everyone for playing. Watch this space.

- James