The document contains an agenda for a two-day event taking place on January 26th and 27th. On the first day, there will be an opening from 8:30-9:30 followed by keynote speeches and group brainstorming sessions throughout the morning and afternoon. The second day will include continued work from 18:00-19:00 followed by presentations of work from 19:00-22:00. The document also contains tips for getting unstuck while developing a game jam project, such as simplifying concepts, focusing on fun, and calling unfinished work a prototype.

4. ‫יום‬‫ו‬-26.1
8:30-9:30-‫והרשמה‬ ‫התכנסות‬
9:30-10:00-‫פתיחה‬ ‫דברי‬
10:00-10:15-keynote‫והצגת‬‫הנושא‬
10:15-10:30-‫מוחין‬ ‫לסיעור‬ ‫עצמי‬ ‫זמן‬
10:30-11:00-‫משותפת‬ ‫רעיונות‬ ‫העלאת‬
11:00-‫עבודה‬ ‫תחילת‬
‫שבת‬ ‫יום‬27.1
18:00-19:00-‫עבודה‬ ‫סיום‬,‫המשחקים‬ ‫העלאת‬,‫והתכנסות‬ ‫ניקיונות‬
19:00-22:00-‫הצגת‬‫המשחקים‬

5. NGSOFT_
‫אלוני‬ ‫וחנוך‬ ‫קרויזמן‬ ‫גיא‬

6. Pre-
Production
Prototype Alpha Beta
Polish /
QA
Publish Sales
Months

7. Pre-
Production
Prototype Alpha Beta
Polish /
QA
Publish Sales
12 – 24 Months

10. Pre-
Production
Prototype Alpha Beta
Polish /
QA
Publish Sales
‫רעיון‬ ‫בחרו‬–‫קונספט‬
‫למשחק‬ ‫יעדים‬ ‫בחרו‬

11. Pre-
Production
Prototype Alpha Beta
Polish /
QA
Publish Sales
Find the fun
Get to first playable
Fail faster

12. Pre-
Production
Prototype Alpha Beta
Polish /
QA
Publish Sales
‫משחק‬ ‫גירסת‬–‫משחק‬
‫הסוף‬ ‫אל‬ ‫מההתחלה‬
‫ערב‬-playtest

13. Pre-
Production
Prototype Alpha Beta
Polish /
QA
Publish Sales
Feature complete
Content complete

14. Pre-
Production
Prototype Alpha Beta
Polish /
QA
Publish Sales
Playtest
‫באגים‬ ‫באגים‬ ‫באגים‬
‫להוסיף‬tutorial
‫אחרונים‬ ‫אסטים‬

15. Pre-
Production
Prototype Alpha Beta
Polish /
QA
Publish Sales
‫לאתר‬ ‫המשחק‬ ‫את‬ ‫להעלות‬
GGJ
‫דמו‬ ‫להקים‬

16. Pre-
Production
Prototype Alpha Beta
Polish /
QA
Publish Sales
‫וה‬ ‫לשופטים‬ ‫הצגה‬jammers
‫עוגה‬!

17. Pre-
Production
• FRI morning
Prototype
• FRI 1300
Alpha
• FRI 1900
Beta
• SAT 1000
Polish / QA
• Sat 1400
• PLAYTEST!
Publish
• Sat 1600
Sales
• Sat 1900
~36 Hours

18. Diversifiers
‫קיימים‬ ‫הם‬ ‫למה‬?
‫על‬ ‫להקל‬ ‫כדי‬
‫בעיות‬
‫חיפוש‬‫גילוי‬
‫באתר‬GGJ
‫לאפשר‬ ‫כדי‬
‫מנוסים‬ ‫לאנשים‬
‫את‬ ‫לדחוף‬
‫לכיוונים‬ ‫עצמם‬
‫מעניינים‬
‫לייצר‬ ‫לעזור‬ ‫כדי‬
‫מהיר‬ ‫מסלול‬
‫נולדת‬ ‫יצירתיות‬
‫מאילוצים‬): .

19. That Kind-a Game - (Sponsored by iThrive Games) - Create
a game that explores how choosing kindness transforms
the world
Cartographer - (Sponsored by Mapbox) - Use Mapbox's Maps
SDK for Unity to incorporate geo-location data in your game
Rumbled - (Sponsored by the ESA) - Use haptics
(vibration/rumble) to make your game more accessible to people
who have some difficulty seeing or hearing

20. One tap for all - Create a game which can be played with one single well timed tap/click
I can see clearly now - The game has high contrast visuals, with a contrast ratio of at least 4.5 : 1
(contrast ratio checker)
Basics covered - All of the top four most commonly complained about accessibility issues are addressed:
1. Game has configurable controls 2. Any text is large and clear 3.Game does not rely on being able to hear
4. Game does not rely on being able to tell colours apart
Over to you - Give players options to configure a wide range of gameplay variables, such as speed and
size
Let me see - Game has customisable colours, allowing players to change the aesthetics and contrast to
their own preferences

21. Cardboard Challenge - Use pictures of cutout cardboard for art assets
Well-Rounded - Instead of using pixel or voxel art, use round shapes or spheres
Stranger Things - Your game's ambience is inspired by an 80s pop song
My eyes are my ears - All sounds must be visualized in some form. This game shouldn't
provide any less informational feedback to a player that would normally be able to hear
Stained Sprite - All art within your game looks like stained glass

22. Player Remixer - The game should allow the player to remix the sound effects as a core mechanic
of play.. *
Beatbox - All sounds for your game must be created using your voice or body
Toot Your Own Horn - Sounds and music must all come from acoustic or real-world sources - no
synthesizers or computer-generated sounds
Write The Theme Tune, Sing The Theme Tune - Form a band with other GGJ participants and
record a theme tune for your game - with lyrics
A Bold Choice - Compose the music in a style that is completely inappropriate for your game
Otamatone For Your Sins - Use an Otamatone as the lead instrument in your soundtrack

23. .COM-pact - limit your game file size to 64k or less
Happy Birthday GGJ - Use an emulator or piece of hardware in your game
development or part of your gameplay which is over 10 years old
So Sociable - Build a game that uses a social network API
Upside down - One or more game systems programmed by an artist, major art
assets produced by programmers/coders
Fractalicious - Your game should predominantly feature the idea of patterns
that repeat within themselves as you zoom in or expand the game world

24. Under the Influence - The main character or vehicle can only be controlled
indirectly. Example: placing barriers or obstacles to influence the movement.
I’ll be there in a minute - Your game can be played through in 30 seconds or
less.
Nem tão próximos - Make a co-op game where two characters need to
perform actions together but can't be too close for too long
Power down - Losing abilities is the only way for your player to progress

25. Look back - Create a game which uses retro controllers of any
type. No modern controllers!
Created by Warren Robinett - Your game contains some kind of
hidden secret or Easter egg.
Feathered Friends - Feature a bird as a protagonist or main
character
Night and Day - Integrate “night” and “day” modes that must be
switched between as one of the game mechanics.

26. Lost in translation - Make a game which plays differently
depending on language selection.
Palindrome - The game story must end the same way it began
Babe, It Just Ain't Your Story - Gameplay must take place from
the point of view of a non player character.
Epistolary - Game must be completely in the form of a series of
documents such as letters, diary entries, newspaper clippings, etc.

27. Ever After - Game must take place after the moment where most other games would
have ended, i.e. after the princess has been rescued, after the final boss is defeated,
after the killscreen
Say That Again - Tell the story in your game using only a made-up language, including
in game text, narration and voiceover.
Unbranching? - The game has numerous beginnings, but only one ending.
Hidden Depths - The protagonist isn’t who you think they are at the beginning.

28. Polyglot - Localize your game in to at least two other languages.
Special:Random - Get a Random Wikipedia Article and include the topic in your game.
(Be honest to yourself and don't cheat and redraw another if you don't like the first one.)
Final Countdown - Create AN ADDITIONAL game built and finished in the last hour of
GGJ
Inception - Create a totally different game that can be played inside your game
submission. Must also relate to the theme.

29. •(Keep it real, dude) KIRD‫או‬KISS(keep it simple,
sweetheart)-‫ישים‬ ‫לא‬ ‫רעיון‬ ‫מאשר‬ ‫ועובד‬ ‫קצר‬ ‫קונספט‬ ‫עדיף‬.
•‫מביא‬ ‫אני‬ ‫מה‬?‫צריך‬ ‫אני‬ ‫מה‬?
•‫לתכנן‬>‫לתכנת‬
•‫זה‬‫מוצר‬ ‫לא‬,‫חוויה‬ ‫זו‬

30. Can it be done
quick & dirty?
Do it (Maybe)
Is it a CORE
part?
CUT IT
Yes
Yes
No
No

31. Contact person:
‫קרויזמן‬ ‫גיא‬
• 052-883-4115
‫אלוני‬ ‫חנוך‬
• 0523-987-216
Wi-Fi :
Network: Password: ‫הלוח‬ ‫על‬

32. Cheat sheet
• Have a shower! The solution may come
to you once you relax.Stuck?
• Find something fun about it and call it a
feature!Buggy game?
• Call it a “battle arena!”Only one level?
• Make the game an “avoider” with no
guns!
Broken
weapons?

33. Cheat sheet
• Your main character is deaf – or in
space!Sound broken?
• Make it a “joke game” meant to annoy
players!Not fun yet?
• Call it retro / hipster / ironic!Ugly art?
• Make it a turn based strategy!Poor framerate?

34. Cheat sheet
• This is an arcade title!
No story or
characters?
• This is a visual novel!
No gameplay / all
story?
• "Can you survive for 60 seconds?"
No “game over”
or way to die?
• Comment out parts until it does!
Code won't
compile?

35. Cheat sheet
• Call it done right now and submit anyway!
Too tired to
finish?
• Take pride in the fact that you finished! Most
of the other participants won't!
It works but it
sucks?
• Don't let your pride stop you from submitting
whatever you were able to accomplish.
Don't beat
yourself up!
• Pita boy II sequal is always up!No Idea?