This jam is now over. It ran from 2020-05-04 07:00:00 to 2020-06-01 06:59:59. View 4 entries
Game School Online presents Retro Game Jam with Core!
This is a month-long game jam, running from May 4th, 2020 to May 31st, 2020. The event is about making a game inspired by a 1980s or 1990s retro game using Core. The theme for this jam is distancing. The games are rated by other participants and a panel of judges and at the end a few teams will be announced as winners. The jam is a great way to play with Core and produce high quality, fun content.
Be sure to read the rules and ask any questions you have in the #jamming channel on our Discord server.
If you don’t stick to the rules, your entry will be disqualified:
Now the most fun part, make a game! If you are at this step we wish you good luck! :D
Use #GSOGameJam on Twitter and join the #jamming channel on Discord to connect with the community and share your progress!
Your submission must include a link to your published game on Core. For better ratings it’s probably a good idea to include screenshots and a nice description of the game, too!
All entries will be rated by you and other participants in these categories:
After the jam is over, there will be a 2 week community rating period. Judges will then select the winning games. A game needs at least 20 ratings to be considered for winning. So make sure to rate other's games as well, the more you rate the more chances you have to appear on the submissions page.
The best overall game, and the best games in each of the categories will be showcased at the top of this page, and will get a special role on our Discord server.
Game School Online will also play and showcase some of their favorites in a video.
And of course, you will have a finished game at the end of this! You can continue working on the game after the jam and make something even better and more finished!
Core is a radically accessible game construction kit, content exchange, and game-playing platform, all in one. With Core, you can create multiplayer games, using the power of Unreal Engine, with no coding or art skills required. When you're ready to share your creations, publish them to the Core platform where they'll be instantly available to play.
No. You must work in a team of two.
No. Core does not support 3rd party assets at this time. But, the platform has a large database of community assets you can use to build your game!
To add a contributor:
Can’t find the answer here? Feel free to ask any questions you have in the #jamming channel on our Discord server.
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