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If the aim of a Game Jam isn't to produce a game that people use,
what is its purpose
In my response I wrote, "The purpose of a jam is education,
socialization, and friendly competition while gaining functional
experience through creating something in an area that they are
interested in."
From what I gathered, most game jams participants are children,
students, hobbyists, and
On January 5, 2022 5:06:26 AM UTC, Michael McMahon
> If most game jam games ended up in standard repositories, there
>would be a negative effect on the entire ecosystem.
Ecosystem is biology.
I am conducting experiments of various kinds every day, and measure outcomes,
make hypothesis and
> Most of these events are competitions without prizes, so the purpose
is up to the developer... generally people who participate intend to
make money out of the games afterwards irrespective of the type of
event, so I think having users only counts if it makes money for the
author. -- Ismael Luca
On 05/Jan/2022 14:37, Jacob Hrbek wrote:
> > Most of these events are competitions without prizes, so the purpose
> is up to the developer... generally people who participate intend to
> make money out of the games afterwards irrespective of the type of
> event, so I think having users only counts
On 04/Jan/2022 22:54, Richard Stallman wrote:
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>
> If the aim of a Game Jam isn'
