Jamoween… you are outta here The first Jamoween from Indie Game Squad has come to an end. After 8 days of art, sounds and programming the entries were submitted and the judgments were passed From the 17 signups there were 7 final submissions, all available on itch.io for public play, for those of you who…
October 16th 2020 at 2:00 PM to October 24th 2020 at 2:00 PM (GMT) Click this big ‘ol button to register for the game jam on Itch.io The second Game Jam from Indie Game Squad! Jamoween will be held over an 8 day period, or if you prefer 192 hours, starting at 2pm (GMT) on…
The annual Kenney Jam has come around again, this year’s theme was ‘CURSED’ and 3 members of the Indie Game Squad submitted games this year…
So, Game Jam 192 came to a close on Sunday past, the 26th of April to be exact. After eight glorious (and exhausting) days of idea pitching, art creation, helping each other…
So with 127 hours gone where are we at? I think we’re looking good, the royal we, and although work has been continuing, with sporadic updates hitting the discord channel from various teams, the chatter has been a bit quieter. Now maybe it’s because we’re trying to fit work…
We’re are well and truly into the game jam now, a little under the 62 hour mark. As with any jam some people are further on than others, some have swapped ideas a few times but I think it seems to be going well. So without further ado here’s a quick look at some of the progress that’s been achieved… #game-jam-192
So #gamejam192 kicked off a little over 24 hours ago with the theme being announced at 12 noon on the 17th of April, that theme was…
Episode 3 – A new hope way of holding our meetings. There were going to be a lot of new comers at this months meetup but due to the Corona Pandemic I actually cancelled the meeting… then very quickly wised up and we held episode 3 via Discord as a trial to see how viable…
April’s Monthly Meetup will be held on Friday the 27th April from…
So episode 2 of the monthly meetups (yes I’m sticking with the episode format for now and the dubious spelling of ‘meetups’) was great! After the usual introductions, which included quite a few newcomers, people showed off some of the games they’d been working on and gave feedback and opinions on some of the other…