Been using Godot for a couple years now.
I'm still an amateur but I can problem solve and work pretty well with the engine. While I've only made a pretty basic platformer using my own code but I believe I'm competent enough to assist in making a basic game as a beginner for this game jam.
I'm not looking to program solo however given the limited time available but as a secondary programmer I would be very willing to take on the challenge.
I also want to use Godot, and I also want to take part in programming by having a partner, I think we can team up. The idea for my game is undecided, but I want to do some sort of game that takes place in an insane asylum that pretends to care for their patients, but actually hurt them (I have an idea where maybe they have a method of therapy where they chop off the patients limbs) and you, the player, experience these horrifying events and maybe even try to escape. I think this game should be story driven so that it can be easier on us armature programmers, but I have an idea for having either a chase sequence or a puzzle sequence where you have to hide from the enemy. I'll figure out more of the game when the jam starts to be a little more fair, but what do you think? you wanna help me? I may try to get other people to help too, but I wouldn't mind if we were the only two people to do this.
PS: I'm only 16, so I have school, and other family related things to attend to, which means I can work between 4:00 PM to 8:50 PM on weekdays, with limitations of dinner time and other things in between times. The same applies for Fridays, but I can actually work up to 11:00PM since its a none school night, and obviously I am completely free on weekends, with some exceptions for the afternoon, but completely free after that. Is this okay?
