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Greetings from the team behind The Bagel Jam!

Despite the Jam having ended, we will always be open for late submissions! All you have to do is create a page for your submission on itch.io, then email us at therealfreduniversity@gmail.com to receive some confirmation information. After that, your submission will be added to the Jam page! Once again, this has been an amazing experience and we hope you have/had just as much fun in the process!

Bagel on!

This is a true work of art...

 My life has forever been changed...


Thank you

Hey mate, just so you know, this is only the .exe file of your game. You have to send your whole game folder for it to work!

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Have a question you need answered? Feel free to ask anything, no matter how small! Our moderation team will do our best to help you! 

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(Shamelessly stolen from https://itch.io/jam/game-off-2020)

With so many free, open source game engines and tutorials available online, there’s never been an easier (or more exciting!) time to try out game development.

Are you…

  • Into JavaScript? You might be interested in Phaser.
  • Comfortable with  C++ or C#? Look at  GodotUnity and Unreal Engine.
  • Proficient with Python? Check out Pygame or  Godot (Godot uses GDScript, which is similar to Python).
  • Dangerous with Java? Take a look at libGDX.
  • In love with Lua? Check out LÖVE or Defold.  Like retro games too? Drop everything and check out LIKO-12!
  • Prefer a linear or nonlinear narrative? Try Twine.
  • Do you really like retro games? Maybe you can…
    • Crank out a text adventure in or some interactive fiction with Clojure or Ink (similar to Markdown).