I’m trying to keep daily updates on Twitter, the latest one (video looks better than a screenshot): https://twitter.com/eugeneloza1/status/1490819139732180997

Hopefully in the end of February that’ll be a RTS-like roguelike-like dungeon crawler with survival elements and high accent on gameplay (as I’m very bad at art, it’ll most likely be garbage :D - something that forced me to ~~give up~~ postpone my previous project).

I actually didn't realize this jam had started (joined last year, liked how chill everyone was), but it works out because I started a piece yesterday that would fit right in.

I'm making an interactive fiction web game featuring one of my robot OCs getting into lewd shenanigans.  It's interesting, because he's more interested in the romantic connections than passionate desire.  Usually the lady he's with is as well, but she's going through a weird time; this is the source of the shenanigans.  The lady is my self-insert character.  Anyway, I was writing some of the branching choices today.  Tomorrow, the first of the SCENES.  The first SCENE is a more traditional SCENE.  The second one is the shenanigans.  Gotta have some attempt at normalcy before going full weird.  

My goal is actually to get it made by and submitted on Valentines Day, so this will be interesting.  Also because I have a visual novel I need to finish AND I'm going to attempt to make a card game AND I'm working full-time.  I want to make this game, but I don't have too much time to dedicate to it?  So a week-long shipfic with some minor branching choices seems like a good, fun challenge.

No pictures because I don't want to spoil who the robot OC is on the off chance that anyone here is familiar with all my robot OCs, because that would spoil the surprise.

I have very little visible progress so far. Mostly I've just been planning and outlining and worrying I'm getting in over my head.

I'm working on a game with Ghost Trick-inspired movement and interaction mechanics, where you're a spirit haunting an office and you do poltergeist shenanigans to horny-up the workplace.

So far I've got the "jump between nodes" movement working, and an "act" button that lets you trigger an effect on the node (right now just causing it to move over). I think I can basically bury all that under a bunch of art and animations (which I am kinda dreading making) and have most of the gameplay done?

Ooooh, everyone's ideas look so cool :D

Currently I'm making a little game based on frotting and trying to have it work as commentary on violence being seen as acceptable in media while sexuality is frowned upon and excluded from most places and platforms. Right now I have pretty much all gameplay and systems finished, just gotta make the art for it :D

Oh that's exciting to see everyone's progress :3

I'm making a physic-based puzzle game. You have to stick your character on the ground/wall and try to reach the interesting part of the level with your booty.
I prototyped half of the levels and I try to achieve a pastel mood with a gecko boy.

Here's a example with the 2nd level.
Link to level preview (NSFW)

I did some concepts for the other levels as well.

I'm doing the 3rd one.
Link to character concepts (NSFW)

An accelerated footage to show the gameplay:
https://twitter.com/malerouille/status/1489315042617081860/video/1

Nice to see this many participants again on this year's jam. Some old and some new faces, I hope everyone enjoys the gamejam. My time for this jam is more limited than previous years, so I'm trying to make a smaller project this year. It's gonna be a score based shooter game in a sexdoll apocalypse.

For my idea, I want to do a Point-And-Click style adventure game where you want to impress the barista at a bubble tea shop called "Booba Tea." The objective being find clues to reveal what her favorite combination of bubble tea flavors are to proceed onto a sexy scene as a reward!

Did a little brainstorming with my Twitch chat and had a lot of fun coming up with puzzles and ideas! This is my rough game design document showing the different scenes, puzzles, and general flow of the game. As well as the limits I set for myself like having only 1 NPC and 3 different scenes maximum:

Should be fun and a learning experience trying to complete as much as I can :D

ive only realized that this gamejam exists today so im pretty much in a tight deadline

good thing i make basic games on twine and shtuff so heres the current progress i have!!

please note that theres barely any text in these boxes yet, i havent written anything on them

A quick week 2 update on how my own game's coming along:

I got most of everything working. You can play though the whole game, complete objectives and actually reach a gameover screen. There's even a few horny scenes that are half-done. I will need to make a basic breach control system, but that's the only major element that's still missing. The greyscale sprites and bare backgrounds are probably not there to stay, I do want to give them a little more life if time permits. 

Oh, and the scroll in the bottom left? That's the button that will actually explain what all the funny icons represent.

Thanks to everyone for posting so many wonderful previews. I can't wait to try this year's batch of games!

I've been procrastinating and haven't really started at all on art or real content yet. I did manage to make a lot of progress on NPC routines though. At this point it's possible for NPCs to:

• Move to different waypoints.
• Wait in place for some amount of time.
• Say something.
• Set a global game-state flag.
• Wait in place until a game-state flag is set (good for synchronizing multiple NPCs).
• Switch to a different routine.
• Conditionally switch to a different routine if a game-state flag is set (this is how player interaction will affect the game mostly).

Originally, each NPC routine was defined in an array, like this:

[
    ["message", "Hello world"],
    ["travel", Vector2(600,300)],
    ["message", "Goodbye world"],
    ["wait", 2.0]
]

But I decided it was going to be a pain to define them like that for the actual game, so I wrote a parser to load routines from plain text instead. Now I can define the same routine like this:

message "Hello world"
travel 600 300
message "Goodbye world"
wait 2.0