First Game Jam!
This is gonna be my first game jam, so wish me luck!
This is gonna be my first game jam, so wish me luck!

I'm live now on youtube playing various compo games! If you want me to play your game, post a link in the chat and I'll check it out!
Stream link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGhWusG6VMI
Come by and share your game title in the chat and I'll check it out! Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGhWusG6VMI
I'm going live soon and I want to play your game!
submit your game here and I'll play it on stream: https://forms.gle/hnuejCmSmjyVJMwE9
here's the link to my stream: https://youtu.be/kDxga2LIpCM
I'm going live on Youtube and Twitch soon to play your game! You can submit your game to this form here for me to check out and rate!: https://forms.gle/qH7iWMgrfV9Gp5vC9
Then come over to the stream at: https://youtu.be/wb92Mz2foxg
I'm looking forward to seeing you there!
Here we go again. This will be my second LD. Took a total of thirty seconds coming up with these themes.


Been a few hours and I have this character controller to show for it. His goal is to catch falling sandwiches...


I wanted to submit to the compo...
Jam it is. (not on the sandwich)

With no time to spare.
I made this sandwich catching game. Jump around various levels and catch the sandwich(es) in time!
Play here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/50/$285820




Hello!
Would you like to play a story driven sandwich catching 3d platformer?

Or just watch an old man ramble...

If you want to try it out, come on over to my page and checkout ➤ Sandwich Drop

I've been rating games this LD, and I see there are rating categories for game design, art, and music, but there's no explicit category for programmers.
You could say that the innovation category is meant to satisfy that, but I feel like that is a split between game design and implementation, kind of an all-rounder.
I don't know what category could be added to rate programming, and I realize it's a rather challenging thing to add, since you can't expect every person rating a game to look at the game's source code (might not even be available). The best I got would be something along the lines of "technical achievement", which would once again be slightly difficult to rate, since you'd have to guess what is and isn't a technical achievement, but maybe it's better than nothing?
I'd like to hear other people's thoughts on this.
Oh, and if you're in the game-rating market, my game is available: Sandwich Drop
If you catch some sandwiches before they hit the floor:

I will play your game! (post in comments)
Here's where to catch the sandwiches (they're already falling, but really slowly): Sandwich Drop
Got a prototype town set up. It's still missing some stuff (some buildings, building variation, foliage, roads, etc.)

Decided pretty early on that this game was gonna be too ambitious for the compo, so jam it is.
I'll be honest. Yesterday I thought I wasn't gonna make it on time for the jam and got super stressed out. But it looks like everything mostly lined up nicely. (I'm extremely stressed)
