I'm thinking I'll have a very small scale for my game just to make sure I can actually finish it. Probably something that focuses on one core mechanic than content, i.e. an endless game or a rogue-like.

Keeping the scope small is a smart plan!  You can always expand the game if you finish early

Over-scoping is one of the biggest issues when doing any jam, it's best to start small and add stuff if you have time, just like grazer said.

i think people are either gonna go really big or really small- for me? i'm gonna do something small-scale.

I am honestly too busy with my current project to devote much time to this jam, so we'll probably just make either a very tiny submission or a joke project. Regardless, I'm looking forward to trying the games after the jam, it's always my favorite part :)

I feel like making a dungeon platformer game but due to my plan being free there's only 5 lvls then the game ends on 5th lvl so more like 4 I will focus on making the player (obviously default (I will credit character made if I do in the desc) but make custom monsters. Builds I ain't too concerned of (but when trying to make it on itch.io I end up getting confused on how it works)).

Not sure what we'll be doing this time around, I am busy with stuff this summer but hopefully I'll have all the time needed!

I'll be making something small too- hopefully this time I can do better on the art side

I will rizzfully downsize again, this time going for a few awesome things instead of many

im keeping my game small so that I can focus on polish