The good news is, I have an idea: you're defragging the hard drive of an old computer, and this takes the form of a match-3 game where you have to group files of the same type together in order to free up disk space. The more files you group at once, the more space you free up and the more points you earn.

The bad news is, I don't actually know how to program a match-3 game. At least, not in TIC-80. The last time I tried, I got stuck trying to program the logic that would recursively search for matches, as I just couldn't get it to work properly. So this will be a bit of a learning experience.

The good news is, that's exactly what these jams are supposed to be: a chance for me to try out new things. So I'm gonna head off to bed now, as it's past midnight, and then tomorrow I'll give it a go. I always try to have a semi-playable prototype finished by Saturday lunchtime, but this time round it might take me a little bit longer. Let's see!

Good luck all!