The Neo-Twiny Jam is a month-long unranked jam, where the goal is to make micro-IF pieces, with no more than 500 words!
The inspiration for this jam comes fromPorpentine’sTwiny jam, which ran in 2015. During the original three-week jam, creators were asked to submit a Twine game with no more than 300 words.
This event ran last year, the rules are pretty much the same:
Do not write more than 500 words!
Sound, graphics, code do not count in total wordcount.
You can use any program/system you want as long as it is IF at the end.
You can also write in any language!
NSFW content is accepted, as long as content warnings are indicate in the submission
No AI/LLM, Hate, or Spam entries.
Your submission will be matched into a charity donation!
Last year, thanks to all participants and super cool donors, we raised over $500 for EqualityFlorida. We’re hopping to match it this year!
This time around, I will be matching the number of submitted entries and donate it to an LGBTQ+ charity: the National Center for Transgender Equality (or TransEquality).
If you would also like to donate to an LGBTQ+ cause, anonymously or publicly, matching the submissions or a stand-alone donation, let me know (so we can coordinate things)
I’m so excited for this one! I loved the games that came out of the last Neo-Twiny Jam. I wanted to make something last time but maybe this time I’ll manage it…? I’d like to try, anyway. Thank you for linking!
Can the same person make multiple entries, or just one?
And is selling your game(s) as part of a charity bundle allowed in the ChoiceScript license? The author isn’t earning any money, but the readers are technically paying for them.
I’m encouraging everyone to participate in this! Last year’s was solid- I I hope to see some new faces as usual! It’s only 500 words, so it’s no problem to write… but it will be interesting to see how you can get round the 500 word limit.
Like all our previous jam it’s all happening through itch!
So you will need an account there, and create a page for your entry.
Since it’s a ChoiceScript game, you can either upload the compiled HTML game or link it to where you have your entry hosted (dashingdon or others).
As for submitting: you just click Join jam button on the itch page. Then Submit project, and fill in the form that pops up:
Sorry for assuming people would click on the first link, which redirects you to the page, where you can sign-up and submit, like the other events we’ve announced in the past.