I am thinking about making a forum activity where anyone can participate in making a small game on Choicescript or any other code language or media that allows the player choice (twine, ren’pi etc) It could be a great practice for everyone and give to forum members new small stories to enjoy on Halloween. Groups can be fun. This is a special call for people who are scared to start a big wip but still loves to write and play interactive stories.
We are all in the same situation and we want to have fun writing!
The deadline will be 31 October 12 noon Eastern time
The poll will be open for an entire week after the deadline.
UPDATE @dashingdon has been so wonderful to add the Halloween Jam checkbox in the edition of dashingdon page so you can let clear you are a part of the Halloween Jam
A story with Halloween theme and interactive choices on it. It can have an Adult theme the only hard requirements is that respect Cog rules for posting and publishing So no grossly racism, anti-LGBTQ machismo etc… or glorified them. We are an open community so we don’t want bigotry.
Edit about Judging players will choose their 3 favourites from a poll at the end of the event . Like there is no price, there is no real pressure.
What should we go for in regards to word count do you think? Not sure what the word count is for regular IF I’d imagine it would be much shorter though.
Ohh I love horror, and I’ve been wanting to make a horror VN for a while, maybe this is my sign haha One way or another, I’ll be keeping an eye out! I love the idea, I really hope we get some fun halloween games:)
I don’t want to limit word account. Because the words required code in Choicescript are totally different from Twine, to Infinity Stories or to Ren’py. So I don’t want to limit anyone.
I think 5 should be the minimum. It doesn’t have to be Choicescript, twine, ren py etc… That allows the player choice could be accepted. I will love to see people who never tried a wip trying. Or groups of people. It could be really useful as practice and fun both for players and for writers.
Something like this does sound like it could be a fair bit of fun, and I’d contribute if I could, but as I mentioned in an earlier post, I have no prior experience with coding, if there was another way to help I’d be interested to know though!