While our summer jams were not the most successful competitions, we learned quite a bit about how we would like to approach future jams.

After a rough game jam experiment, we want to take a look at what went right, wrong, and what we can do in the future to improve.

Over the past 4 months, we have faced many unexpected challenges that has halted our progress and ability to provide to the community, but we are persevering to revive our program and bring it back to where it once was.

After expediting the growth of the organization in the past couple of months, we’re taking a step back to catch our breaths, analyze some mistakes, and plan new services for next year.

We’ve gathered and united our sponsors together over the past month and we’re ready to prove to the world what we are capable of as a non-profit organization.

Our organization took a chance at unrestricted game jams with teams, and it worked!

After our first partnership with a Unity Verified Asset creator, we realized the importance of reputable partners that can provide validation and credibility for our organization.

Through browsing other competition and company sponsors, I found an interesting game publishing platform called Striked.

After coming back from a summer trip and talking to a community of game developers, a friend of mine suggested that I try to seek sponsorships from a new type of market.

About a month ago, I received an email from a local boba store offering to help fund my high school club.

Devlogs are essential for indie game developers to showcase their progress, engage with the community, and attract potential players and collaborators.

One-on-One Mentoring might not be as effective as you think for game development.

For our second game jam, we are once again sponsored by Rosebud AI with their PixelVibe and Gamemaker AI platforms, but, this time, we’re hosting to test a theory.

Before the beginning of summer, we had a vision to engage the game development community and accomplish something no one else can: earn through learning.

We are all ambitious people that want to do everything in a short amount of time.