This jam is now over. It ran from 2024-10-25 00:00:00 to 2024-11-04 01:00:00. View results
This is a week-long game jam hosted by the Student Game Developers Alliance (SGDA), a partnership between university game development organizations across the United States! At the start of the jam, we will release a theme that you should include in your game. After that point, you have a week to work with your team to create a game!
This jam will have a voting period of one week after submissions are over for our jammers to vote on their favorites.
Categories for voting include the following:
Please do not panic if you do not finish your project by the submission deadline. We can accommodate late submissions within reason and will make sure that those that want to submit will be able to with some leeway around the deadline.
During the jam, you can join our Discord Server for this jam here. On the Discord, you can look for a team, interact with our community, and ask questions as needed. We also plan to have a mid-jam check-in to share progress and give/receive feedback.
After the jam, consider joining our main SGDA Discord Server here for news and announcements for upcoming events and community happenings.
SGDA is an organization of student game development groups. Starting in 2016 as a group of Southern California students, we have since grown to include members across the United States. Our goal is to connect students beyond their schools and expand their horizons.
SGDA hosts an annual summit which features talks, workshops, student showcases, and more.
For more information, check out our website here.
Short answer: No.
While this jam is run by SGDA for its community, you're welcome to join us to jam out and practice some game dev. Bear in mind, most of our membership are in US time zones and consist of university students, so this jam may not be for everyone. But in any case, we hope to be a welcoming and open community.
If you aren't available for the entire week, that's okay! As long as you communicate your availability with your team and they are able to work around it, you should be fine. You could also consider making a smaller project over a shorter duration of the jam.
We unfortunately cannot provide a monetary prize, but we'll showcase and promote your games on our socials!
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