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Hi, thanks for posting. Doing the jam was fun, but yeah, there was a lot of games left on the roadside.

Multiple submissions are fine, as long as you don't end up contributing twice to a final project.

Because of how the game jam works, you could also do things like:

* Show up on Day 2 or 3, and give a half-finished game your artistic makeover.

* On Day 1, create a starter game that has nice art, and just a small amount of game programming.

Go for it. There may not be many Scratch users in the jam, but that might mean your Scratch game will get exactly the amount of attention it needs.

Should we try and be secretive about what we're making, and the next developer doesn't know what they'll get until they downloaded it? Or do we give pictures and titles, so that the next developer picks what they think is interesting?

A good place to start would be Godot's website itself. Go to godotengine.org and click on the 'Learn' tab.