Mini Ludum Dare 50 Announcement!
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This MiniLD is over! Thanks for participating, everybody!
Greetings, and welcome to the Mini Ludum Dare 50!
As next month the big fat Ludum Dare 29 happens, you’re encouraged to use this jam as preparation and warm-up for the “real thing”. This means: hone your skills, try out new tools, experiment with different gameplay ideas or even do things you normally don’t do.
The theme for this miniLD is DEMAKES!
I chose this theme simply because it wasn’t a theme for any Ludum Dare before. Officially demakes are remakes of already created games, by using less advanced technology, a more limited platform and/or a reduced scope. But as the purpose of Ludum Dare is to have fun, you may interpret this in any way you want. You should make something that is awesome to play, not that follows the theme slavishly.
Mini Ludum Dare 50 officially starts March 22nd and ends March 24th (in your timezone), but the submission form will be open for the rest of the month [Update!] until April the 7th. Of course you may also start sooner. I recommend doing the game in 48 hours (or if you’re a team, 72 hours) nonetheless, to keep the focus tight.
[Update!] Rules: Regarding the jam there are none. Teams are allowed, all tools are allowed, using preexisting content is allowed, all genres are allowed. A fair bit of warning, though: DO NOT infringe copyrights! I will remove all entries where I have reason to believe this is the case. Thanks for understanding!
PS: For more cool game jams, visit the CompoHub!
Tags: Demakes, mini ludum dare, MiniLD

one of my favorite games from when I was growing up.
I’m going to use unity 3d for its ease of use.
Upon completion I will post links to the source code, assets used,
a time lapse video of its creation and orcourse a link to play the game.
Today, I’m inspired by Google Android Puzzlebot, but I’m still thinking what to create.
The whole point of demakes is to use a well-known game, what’s the use if you can’t copy the graphics and characters?