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Instead of working further on this specific game, it may be better to make a new game, with a new (self made?) theme and mechanics.

It's something i learnt from a novel writing workshop: it is better to make 10 first-draft short stories than one polished book

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I already have a few draft games that were never finished. The only game I've ever finished was a very basic puzzle game I built for a client. He designed the game and I just did the technical work. This entry for the game jam is smaller than any gaming project I've worked on and might be the first one I actually ever finish if I work on it further. If I can make 30 short levels that can all be beaten quickly, add some sound effects and better visuals, I'll consider it a win. For me, this game jam has been a way to force myself to start a project small enough for me to actually finish alone

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I feel this. While the other guy is right in saying that drafts > one finished thing, when you've got a hundred+ unfinished drafts lying around, you want to actually complete a game.

i agree - i think completing a game is infinitely more important than trying to continually start new ones with "the right idea". at some point you realize that no game idea is born good - they're made good through lots of hard work and iteration.