My next game will probably be a submission for that. That means I won't be doing my 1 week limit, although the deadline is only 3 weeks away.
There will be much more planning put into the next game, and it should be very refined at the end, so sit back and enjoy the 3-week development process.
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Nice idea about joining a competition. That will help you to stay on the deadline. Can't wait to see the idea of your next game.
P.s. good idea about that tab on the right "completed games". Never thought about that :D
3 weeks for a Pro-Level game? Might be a bit of a challenge, but.. Go for it!!
What doesn't kill you will only make you code faster :D
Well, it doesn't have to be the final version. It can just be a good prototype. Part of the prize is that they publish the game for you, and pay you to finish developing it to the full game.
So you guys should join if you think you're up to it! You just need a really good game idea, and the ability to implement it, which you guys definitely have.
I am not 18 years old so I can't join. :P Maybe I will join some indie game jam or something.
I'm not 18 either..
*cough*29*cough*ugh*cough*
To be fair, the "pay you to finish developing it to the full game" part would probably cut into my "doing everything else, simultaneously" time.
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