This jam is now over. It ran from 2024-05-30 21:59:59 to 2024-07-09 21:59:59. View results
RPG Maker has spawned many great horror games and now it's time to create games in the style of these classics! You are welcome to join this jam no matter if you are a beginner or an experienced developer, so long as you want to create a game inspired by traditional RPG Maker horror games. Hopefully, at the end of the game jam you will have something playable you can be proud of!
Theme: Song of the Sea
Bonus Challenges: Unlike the Theme, these are entirely optional. Feel free to do one, two, all of them or ignore them completely.
For this game jam, the optional challenges are the following three:
1 - The High Seas: The game includes sailing and/or swimming as a game mechanic and is primarily set at and around sea, small islands, coastal areas, aboard ships, underwater etc.
2 - Watery Grave: The player character can drown in the game and/or be killed by some kind of sea monster (be it as a part of a non-standard game over or otherwise).
3 - Sapphire Bracelet: A sapphire bracelet is a significant item in the game.
Discord: Here's the link to the Discord server!
Rules:
- You can only start working on the actual game project after the submission period starts, but you can start planning and creating/gathering assets, plugins and other resources before that time.
- Entries created in any version of RPG Maker are preferred, but you can use any engine or framework, so long as you keep to the spirit of RPG Maker horror games.
- Your game must be a horror game, or atleast have horror elements. It doesn't have to be outright scary, so long as it can even remotely be considered one.
- You can use whatever assets, resources and scripts/plugins you want, so long as you have the rights to use them, abide by their Terms of Use and give credit.
- Your game must incorporate the Theme in some way.
- Abide by itch.io's Terms of Service.
- Suggestions: If you use RPG Maker MV or MZ to make your game, try to include a Browser version of your game if you can. It's not a requirement and you don't have to do so, but you will get a lot more people to play your game if it can be played in a browser.
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