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That's a really interesting way to make a game. I usually do the opposite (starting small and adding more stuff), but it feels like your idea is better when it comes to having a solid idea of what the game should be by the end.

My game for instance had a completely different concept than what it ended up being, mostly because I made a lot of changes to make it more fun during the development. Honestly I think both ways are good, but your way of making games is definitely more unique, and really interesting.

Man, I just played your game and was blown away. Your process definitely worked out for you! Definitely makes my list of favorite game jam games I've played so far.

I'm not an artist, but I think my process is somewhat analogous to sculpting something out of a block of marble. You have an idea of what you want it to look like and begin chiseling away. As the marble begins to take shape, you refine it more until you've made your sculpture. I'm sure there's more to it than that, but it seems close enough haha.

Thank you so much, just made my day!

I'm not an artist either, but from what I know it is pretty similar to sculpting yeah, in the way that you mix your original ideas with a "going with the flow" mentality. Might even give this technique a try in a future game jam.

No problem! Thanks for the follow as well! Part of my goal with game jams is connecting with other devs. I think it would be cool to get a close group of devs that just bounce ideas off each other, share things they've learned, etc. I think you get better and quicker this way.

Gotta agree with that, connecting with other game devs is one of the coolest things about game jams.