game jam
A competition to make the best game around a certain topic, in a certain time frame. Some jams could be Ludum Dare, or GameJolt jams.
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There Is No Game: Jam Edition 2015
Hello. Program speaking. I have some bad news. Actually, there is no definition. Why? I thought it was crystal clear! BECAUSE THERE IS NO GAME!!! You’re still here? Well I told you the game- I mean non-game doesn’t exist. It’s not made by a super lame developer called “Draw Me A Pixel”. It’s not like it’s a winner of an old 2015 jam that nobody ever heard of. And not played by millions of people in the world. And it DEFINITELY doesn’t have any goats in it. It’s free, which is a problem if you ask for a refund. So, there is no definition. HEY! What did you say? You wanted to play it? NO! And you are NOT going to play the sequel too, right?! It’s NOT called “There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension”. That’s a LAME name. Well, goodbye user. Have no fun.
Person 1: Have you played There Is No Game: Jam Edition 2015?
Person 2: Yeah, I have!
Person 1: How did you like it?
Person 2: Sorry I can’t tell you, because There Is No Game.
Person 2: Yeah, I have!
Person 1: How did you like it?
Person 2: Sorry I can’t tell you, because There Is No Game.
There Is No Game: Jam Edition 2015 by WhoHatesHandlesThatAlreadyUsed February 15, 2021
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