Category Archives: Game Jam
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Global Game Jam 2018
Posted on November 15, 2017 by Amanda Wallace in Events, Game Jam, Global Game Jam.RunJumpDev – Global Game Jam 2016 is an event where participants come together over a weekend and build new games. Everyone is given a common theme or constraint and the fun is seeing the different, creative directions that people take the idea. In the beginning people pitch game ideas and teams are formed. The teams […]
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RunJumpDev on Train Jam 2017
Posted on February 28, 2017 by Amanda Wallace in Game Jam, News.[View the story “RunJumpDev on Train Jam ” on Storify]
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Ludum Dare 37 – Lexington Games
Posted on December 13, 2016 by Amanda Wallace in Game Jam.Three times a year, developers from around the world get together (online) and make games in a 48 game jam called Ludum Dare. This December, RunJumpDev members got together at Kre8Now Makerspace in Lexington, KY (as well as some remote attendees) to make games. There are two categories for Ludum Dare titles: compo and jam. In […]
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Ludum Dare 35 Games
Posted on April 25, 2016 by Amanda Wallace in Game Jam.After a solid showing this Ludum Dare, we have three fantastic games from Lexington based developers. Ludum Dare is an international game jam that takes place three times a year, in the Spring, Fall, and Winter. This jam, the 35th, had the theme “Shapeshifter.” Ludum Dare is categorized in two separate competitions: Jam and Compo. […]
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Ludum Dare 35 Real World Gathering
Posted on April 5, 2016 by Amanda Wallace in Game Jam.Ludum Dare 35 is upon us and we are hosting another real world jam location for this game jam event. What is a game jam? A game jam is a game creation event. There are game jams on trains, in castles, and on boats, but the most common form of game jam is one where […]
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RunJumpDev Games Made During Train Jam 2016
Posted on March 28, 2016 by Amanda Wallace in Game Jam.This year, several members of RunJumpDev participated in the Train Jam. The Train Jam is a game jam that takes place aboard the California Zephyr — a train that runs from Chicago to Emeryville, California. Most of the developers aboard the train are bound to GDC, the game developers conference that takes place in San […]
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Global Game Jam 2016 Results
Posted on February 12, 2016 by Amanda Wallace in Game Jam.After a record-breaking attendance for Global Game Jam this year, we’re pleased to announce the results of our GGJ16 rewards voting! Every year we have a wide variety of strange awards that your piece can win. Did you ignore the theme the hardest? Is your game most likely to create new swear words? Well our […]
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Ludum Dare 34 RunJumpDev Entries
Posted on December 15, 2015 by Amanda Wallace in Game Jam.This month members of RunJumpDev got involved in making games for the Ludum Dare game jam. Ludum Dare is a international game jam that takes place three times a year where participants are given a theme and 48 hours to create a game. This jam’s theme was a two parter — two buttons & growing. […]
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Ludum Dare 34
Posted on November 17, 2015 by Amanda Wallace in Events, Game Jam.RunJumpDev – Ludum Dare 34 is an event where participants come together over a weekend and build new games. Everyone is given a common theme or constraint and the fun is seeing the different, creative directions that people take the idea. In the beginning people pitch game ideas and teams are formed. The teams then build […]
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Ludum Dare 33 Lexington Participants
Posted on August 26, 2015 by Amanda Wallace in Game Jam.This week at the offices of Super Soul at Black and Williams Center RunJumpDev set up a Ludum Dare jam site. We had five total games from a variety of amateur developers constructed over the 2 days of the compo and the three days of the jam. Ludum Dare is a recurring international game development […]
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