Nyu game center conference

The jam is a great place to learn some new skills. You can start with a non-digital game, join a team on Friday evening, or take advantage of the suggested jam tools posted at the start of the jam and teach yourself something new! You can share your game via videos, photos,. The showcase on Sunday is open to everyone, and you are welcome to join the Discord on Sunday evening to play what everyone made over the weekend!

Kick-off starts on January 21, pm EST! Clicking on the icon touches the object, which can produce a variety of effects. The distaff you find beside the Great Loom is special. When you touch it, Bobbin picks it up, and it becomes a more or less permanent part of the user interface. Otherwise the game has no physical inventory. Many objects emit musical notes when you touch them. These four-note sequences, called drafts, are the verbs of Loom. They can be applied to any touched object by repeating the note sequence on the distaff.

The announcement will take place either on Zoom or twitch, with more information to come. We'll have channels set-up for you to share your ideas and meet new folks. A team of judges comprised of NYU Game Center faculty and local indie developers will give out a few fun awards and the award winning teams will present their games.

We'll post an invite link on this site and our GGJ registration page some time closer to the jam. Our jam site is open to the public, and you can join us from anywhere in the world. The jam is entirely online this year, the NYU Game Center will unfortunately not be open for in-person jamming. The jam is a great place to learn some new skills. You can start with a non-digital game, join a team on Friday evening, or take advantage of the suggested jam tools posted at the start of the jam and teach yourself something new!