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Multiple Ideas

A topic by A Fals Fiction created Aug 21, 2025 Views: 71 Replies: 2
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May we submit more than one project?

Edit: Yes! That was answered on the jam page. I didn’t go far enough below the Week 2 update. Sorry about not reading everything again before creating this topic.

I’ll add a concern that fixing my mistake brought up—

I’m wondering if the AI acceptance in the rules deters people from submitting ideas. It’s making me wary of publicize the idea that would take me months of hard work and collaboration to develop into an actual game.

Willing users of generative AI have a… reputation, you know? And the off-putting stuff made from stolen material that affects interest in projects which look at all similar tends to stifle sharing.

Anyhow, I’m very grateful for this jam already because it’s helping me outline an original platformer game that’s been hanging around since I thought of it early this year. I might keep it to myself until I know it can be made as envisioned, but it’s nice to develop the idea.

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Sorry for the late reply, glad the jam is helping.

About the use of AI, I’m aware of the reputation, AI might spit out “pretty images”, but it fails whenever you need something specific, it’s much faster to create the thing yourself than make AI consistent, unless your idea is very generic, which would fail against smart ideas.

So trust your skill, if you ever tried to use assets together, you know that you can’t just “make them work together” if they have different styles/colors/themes…

AI is just a tool, but one that can add lighting and composition fast, and this is why I’m allowing it, I want to show people that AI itself cannot beat creativity.

Feel free to submit the idea or keep it to yourself, I’ll add the week 3 and 4 together to get the full picture (I won’t judge by week 4 because I was late, but it’s the last pillar to make your game “catchy”)