i'll be using gamemaker studio and whatever tools i deem necessary for what i'm making. it depends.

We'll be using the following:

• Engine: Godot
• Graphics: Aseprite and the GIMP
• Music: Bosca Ceoil
• Sounds: SFXR

We may also mess around with using tiled for making levels.

We'll be using:

• Unity,

• Photoshop,

• Maya,

• Visual Studios

• FMOD

• Illustrator

  Can't wait for the Jam.

I have my sights on Alakajam 3, but I have no idea how much time and energy I'll actually have. Saturday will be a day of helping someone move to a new place, or start the process - not entirely sure. That means Sunday I'll probably be tired. Among all that I'm in the midst of my second ever Indie Game; Rally of Rockets

But enough excuses

I will likely enter the unranked division so I can continue to put efforts into my indie project, while still being able to do and show something for the jam. I think that is a great think from Alakajam and hope many people can benefit from working on longer term projects- Bite sized weekend jam projects are lots of fun; but when you have 15-20 such projects - it can be time to focus deeper.

I'll be using C++, TurtleBrains and random whatevers and streaming on twitch.tv/timbeaudet for any of the developments I perform through the weekend.

• Aseprite
• Unity
• sfxr
• Figure

I will be streaming on and off here on twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/tiger_j follow me for notifications.

I wrote a little thing for a local game news site about the jam. Check it out!

I just found out about Alakajam and I like it! I'm still trying to figure stuff out but I'll try to make a game using Unity, Blender and Adobe Photoshop. I'll also stream most of the Jam on my Twitch channel.

Were In! We'll be using :

Game Engine: Unity
IDE: VisualStudio
Audio: Bosca Ceoil & Audacity
Art & Models: Photoshop,Ilustrator, & Kenney Asset Forge

Wish you all the best luck, see you a the end!

P.S. Is Kenney Asset Forge allowed anyways? We don't have a 3D artist so we kinda have to use it :(

I've just completed a last few couple of bugfixes on my custom engine, and hopefully it's in a good-enough state to give the jam a decent run!

Things my isometric engine now has (especially coded for this jam!):

• Unlimited terrain types and blending masks
• High quality water effects
• Fog of war
• Proper pathfinding
• Scriptable random maps
• Numerous performance improvements

Things I didn't get around to finishing:

• Multiplayer
• Elevation on terrain

I'm seeing if I can get blending on the fog to work before the jam starts. If not it's no biggie, I just figure it would improve the visual effect a little.

I can't wait to show it off in the jam!

I have finally taken the time to redo my entry for the 2nd Alakajam!
"Transcribe" is a little puzzle game where you interact with the environment to find the hidden truth.
The post jam version has much improved graphics, more levels, a better level progression, and some new mechanics.
Check out the new version at https://silviacavadas.itch.io/transcribe !

And thank once again to the community for all the useful feedback they gave which informed this new version so much.