Samurai Game Jam is a two week game jam open to anyone, the aim of the jam is to create a game either individually or as a team which contains samurai in some capacity. The game can be any genre, either a video game or a physical game (TTRPG, print and play, ect) and for any platform (though it is suggested that the game can run natively in Windows so it can be presented properly on the showcase stream). If you want to learn more about the samurai you can here.
Here's the OPTIONAL secondary themes for the first Samurai Game Jam, remember they are OPTIONAL you don't have to use any if you don't want or alternatively you can use one or as many as you wish. They do not impact the voting in anyway, they are just for a bit of fun for those who like them. Interpret them however you wish:
🎞️ Cinema
👺 Bunraku
🌌 Celestial
🏃 Don't Stop Moving!
🦀 Crustacean
☘️ Lucky
🏭 Industry
😈 You're Your Own Worst Enemy
🕰️ Historical Events
We have a Discord server, this jam is part of the MechJam series of jams. So don't be confused when it takes you to the MechJam Discord, it's a shared server for multiple jams. If you have any questions about the jam and want a quick answer then this is the best place to go. You can join by clicking this link!
- Make your game free so everyone can vote on it. You can charge for it after the voting period if you desire to do so.
- Do not submit spam entries that have nothing to do with the jam.
- Make your project within the jam time.
- Be respectful and not overly offensive, if your game contains 18+ content please make a note of it on the game page.
- Respect the community.
- You can work in a team if you desire to do so.
- Any engine is allowed.
- Please do not submit any projects made outside of the jam.
- Assets not made yourself are allowed but please credit the original creator and ensure that they have been properly acquired, so no stolen assets.
- State if your game is a video game or a physical game.
- Please understand it might be difficult for tabletop/physical games to be presented in the livestream.
- Have fun and don't overwork yourself, a game jam is meant to be an enjoyable experience not a stressful one!
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