HAHAH ACID I'M STEALING YOUR THUNDER.
I've actually had quite a few people approach me about this, asking if we were going to have a Completition this year. The answer depends wholly on how many people are interested.For those who don't remember, the Completition is a friendly, non-competitive event where entrants take one of their unfinished game ideas (or start a new one, if they dare), and try to see it to completion within a few months. Last year's turnout was actually quite good, and we finished with six very good, complete games, a few of which saw success beyond the event, such as Cesque's Fire Point.This is a great time to get together and work on something, as well as show off your abilities to the rest of the site.Due to the unsuccessful attempt last year to bundle with IUP, I won't make such a promise this year, and any prizes allocated are purely icing on the cake. I know this was a driving factor for a lot of people, but after seeing the success some of the entrants had, I'd highly recommend those who finish their games to post to alternate sites, such as GameJolt.This event won't start until June, so you have a lot of time to prepare, or even start a new game for the purpose. I'm just posting this to see how many people are still interested.Just remember that if you are interested in entering, it's usually better to focus on a smaller game, such as a minigame or puzzle game, as those are far easier to finish than a full RPG or story-driven action game.
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I think its a competition to finish your game… Then again, maybe its just an event?
I feel like I should post this here.
This blog is a "feelers" blog, where I'm aiming to see how many people would be interested in a Completition this year. It will happen at some undecided time during the summer, and WILL NOT clash with Acid's upcoming competition.Basically, I'm trying to decide whether or not this event is worth hosting and preparing for. Last time we had twenty entrants and six who finished. I want to see if we can get comparable numbers this year. Don't get too excited, we still have a few months to go.Well, you can definitely sign me up. I can't guarantee a finished game, but it will at least make me feel more accountable.
Yeah I was confused as well since i saw this before acid's (sorry) but I don't think I could actually work on something until this semester ends like colseed (that cutie pie)
These don't even seem like competitions. One seems like a general event for polishing up/finishing games, and another is a jam. It actually makes sense as colseed pointed out, Jam Games can be used in the event this summer.
Pretty sure they are both jams, but which one is strawberry?
Neither are Strawberry. One is blueberry, and the other is raspberry.
It makes me feel kind of bad that I have a bunch of stuff drawn out, and everybody is confused as to whether or not it's a competition when I have a huge banner across the blog. :(