LÖVE Jam

[Sheepolution]

Hey folks, me and rxi (and josefnpat?) are hosting a LÖVE Jam!

Rules

• Your game needs to be made with LÖVE
• The game must be made during the jam — existing basecode and libraries can be used
• You can work alone or as a team
• The theme is Companion — use of the theme is optional but is provided as inspiration

Resources

• Check out these *amazing* libraries and tools to speed up your game development!
• There is the wiki and some *great* tutorials out there that teach you how to use LÖVE!
• Join the *fabulous* forum and irc to discuss the jam and other LÖVE things!
• Get a *cool* intro by using the community made LÖVE splashes!

Hopefully you will join us!

[josefnpat]

Wooooo! Super excited! Doesn't matter what you make, just make something with love!

[evgiz]

Sounds awesome! Will definitely join this if I can, hopefully we'll see tons of great LÖVE games!

[Rubix]

Ah I would really like to participate, but we just did the Global Game Jam and I should probably spend this weekend working on our main project. I'm excited to check out the games that come out of this though!

[davisdude]

I should actually be able to make it this time. We'll see
Maybe next time

[NykolaR]

I'll join in, why not!

I'm glad there's a few weeks notice, because otherwise I'd have probably been too busy with my main project, but I'll make the time to take a weekend break. Gonna be fun!

[Sir_Silver]

Cool I'm thinking about participating in this!

[ken.athomos]

This is neat I would be looking forward to what ever projects are passed here (could get some good "case studies" from the passed ones)

[Karai17]

Tempting...

[Sir_Silver]

My friends and I were discussing the rules of the jam and we were unclear about this rule:

"The game must be made during the jam — existing basecode and libraries can be used"

What exactly is existing basecode, and can unfinished code written for a game a long time ago be considered existing basecode?