Make a game using the Pyxel retro game engine in only one weekend! Pyxel is a retro game engine similar to PICO-8 or TIC-80, using the Python programming language
THE THEME IS....
Combine 2 Incompatible Genres (e.g. Turn Based Racing)
Think of this jam where:-
- You'll challenge your creativity and expand your skill sets.
- Meet new people from the community and make new friends.
- Get and give feedback to grow as a developer. Get your game seen and played.
- For the best 8 games: A good chance to appear in a YT video on my channel.
- An additional shout-out and bragging rights if you win one of the top spots.
- For the Winner(s):
1st Place: A book on Web Development which is Learning Web Design, Fourth Edition or a PythonLearn book to help you out in writing a set of Python Programs or a free key to get Spikes are the Enemy for free(which is normally for 3$).
2nd Place: The Indie Game Dev Handbook with a mini badge custom created
3rd Place: Splat Itch key (releasing on June 14th) and a merch domain from Shoplify
Honourable Mentions- A Book on Arduino Development with a jam role on my Discord Server
All Participants- If you have submitted your game correctly and followed the rules properly, you will receive a free 3 month Hacker Plan for free from Replit.com after the jam ends as they are the sponsors for the jam.
There are almost no rules as:-
- You can work alone or in a team of any size.
- Recycling code and assets is allowed. No need to write everything from scratch.
- You can use everything you're legally allowed to use. Give appropriate credits where required. Don't use any resources you don't have the rights to!!!
- Please warn players about mature or disturbing content in your game (if there is any).
- The game you submit has to be created during the jam.
Every participant will be able to rate other games on:
- Overall
- Music
- Graphics
- Gameplay
- Did you like it?