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It's disrespectful to the real developers.

A topic by Triangulobebo created Jun 24, 2025 Views: 296 Replies: 7
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I noticed that some people submitted two, three, or even more games to this game jam. I think that's unfair to those who dedicated themselves to creating just one. Also, there are games that were clearly made before the jam even started.

Submitted (1 edit)

yeh the games made before the jam existed are definitely in the wrong...


but as for submitting multiple games... not sure how its unfair or disrespectful, as someone who spends their entire time working on their single game would be more fleshed out and polished than someone who spreads out their time working on multiple projects, the latter having more of a disadvantage. I submitted multiple games, hopefully you dont take that as a sign of disrespect, i just personally like working on smaller games and working on one giant project isnt really my style.

plus i saw that other guy submitting multiple games, and i just wanted to counter it... just to prevent any games winning by default or with low effort submissions.

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Your games are really good! I also noticed that you really enjoy creating games. Congratulations on your work!

Submitted

I totally understand. But I think the organizer will have their own way to handle these games, as they are really easy to see the signs.

Submitted

You're right.

I initially intended to reset No platformer platform to participate in this jam.

 But I realized that this was completely inconsistent with the theme, so I created Drawthe way to fly from scratch.

I forgot to delete the submission of the first game.

But if I delete it now, it will seem a little... I don't know how to say it.

I don't know what I should do.

Host (1 edit)

No platformer platformer fell within the rules of the jam. It was first published after the submission process started. If it was worked on beforehand that is okay. It was also uplifting and made for a good laugh.

Submitted

Frankly, most of the code, as well as the core code, was implemented on June 5th and 6th

However, this project was created on June 3rd, and it was originally intended for another jam

I'm not sure this commit should be deleted or not, and if you think it's non-compliant, I'll delete it

Host

thanks for the honesty! Even if the game was intended for another jam it still falls within the rules of this jam since it was published on June 6th which is after this jam started (at least according to your itch page).