Due to popular demand we opened the games up for editing once again. Everything can be edited except for the file submissions, so jammers can fix spelling mistakes or add screen shots.

As we said before, for new versions of the same GGJ game, just make a brand new Game Project.

As always please contact us for any questions.
http://globalgamejam.org/contact

The iPhone game we created for the Global Game Jam been accepted by the App Store, and is now available for purchase!

"Vile Haberdashery" is a nasty, disreputable little multiplayer game where players are cast as noble siblings vying for a great haberdashery fortune. Through blackmail, flattery, intimidation, and a little eavesdropping, you can coerce your subordinates into murdering the other would-be heirs. Can you get the doctor to kill your sister with the garden shears? Or will your brother get the stable boy to poison you with rat poison? Who will walk home with the inheritance?

A week later we are done creating our Honeymoon (making-of) video. Enjoy. We will put up a gameplay video later on.

http://www.vimeo.com/9308539

You are one clever cat.

Initially I, along with the other dozen people, were pretty shocked at your decision to approve the Pyramid Atlantic Arts Center as a suitable location for the GGJ, but it all makes sense to me now.

The theme was 'deception', and here all of us were deceived into thinking we were going somewhere that had computers, on-site security, development tools, and generally complied with your list of what was required to host a location. We even thought there was going to be a presentation at the end, as mentioned on the site's schedule!

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Everyone had a blast! Big thanks to ITT and EA Salt Lake for their generous support. We had lots of good game creating energy and lots of help from the industry and lots of participation from our area, so this inaugural jam was definitely a success! I can't wait for next year already, and next time I'll most likely enter a game submission from the beginning since it seems I'm predestined to do it either way.

Hi,

We attended GameJam this year and want to put our game up for download but we are running to a few snags which is making this not possible.

We are trying to get this XNA game up in a way that the source code is not accessible as we have used a version of our own engine in making it. Does anyone know how to publish an XNA game without giving access to the source code. Has anyone done this successfully?

Sorry..ONLY IN GERMAN. But you´ll get it anyways :-)

A couple of days from GlobalGameJam and I still havent rested out completly from this awesome weekend. We had so much fun and our game came also out as a complete version with menus and everything, ready to be played. The game turned out to be just awesome, over my imagination of what we all was capable of in 48h!

http://www.globalgamejam.org/2010/switch

And our game isnt the only one, there lots of awesome games here and i will never been bored again! ^__^

// The crew of Switch wish you all futher neat game experience and lots of fun!