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| − | A whole weekend to create new games, the popular concept of 48hrs game development jams is taking its place at metalab once more. The weekend is 9th to 11th of december 2011. At the beginning we will jam to agree on a common topic and at the end of the event all participants are invited to vote on everyone's game to find the winner of a fantastic price. | + | A whole weekend to create new games, the popular concept of '''48hrs game development jams''' is taking its place at metalab once more. The weekend is '''9th to 11th of december 2011'''. At the beginning we will jam to agree on a common topic and at the end of the event all participants are invited to vote on everyone's game to find the winner of a fantastic price. |
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Version vom 4. November 2011, 09:00 Uhr
A whole weekend to create new games, the popular concept of 48hrs game development jams is taking its place at metalab once more. The weekend is 9th to 11th of december 2011. At the beginning we will jam to agree on a common topic and at the end of the event all participants are invited to vote on everyone's game to find the winner of a fantastic price.
Workshops
Last year we had a workshop for everyone new to game programming and if interest is strong enough we might re-schedule those.
Participants (add yourself please)
Teams/Games
Solo participants are welcome but a team of two to four people is most efficient. During the event please add your team and game here and update often to keep track of progress. Metalab has a github account for open source games: http://github.com/metalab
Prices
It's yet uncertain if metalab will provide a price like last year, but there's already €50 in the pot from one of the participants.
Organisation / Questions
Questions to tomk32@tomk32.de
