I saw that others have added new versions. Is it okay to add another version and replace the web version, as long as the original windows version still exists? Or do I need to keep the original web version?

Sadly it is kind of a buggy mess and i would love to keep working on it as i i have more free time than anticipated this week.

Would it be possible for me to work on it till March 10 and submit it to the 7DRL ? Of course the game would change a lot in between and i would make a separate itch.io page for it.

Thank you very much for your answer and reading time !

Theres:

• Permanent death
• Turn-based movement
• Procedurally generated dungeons
• Tile-based graphics
• Dungeon exploration
• Treasure collecting

If we replace turn-based movement with real-time movement, replace dungeons with a semi-open world that is randomly generated, have the enemy placement and objective of the game be randomized, and replace tile-based graphics with 3D, this would be considered a rogue-lite.

Would that be an acceptable game for this jam or do we need to create a hard-core roguelite that includes all of the above elements?

Being character-centric helps the player establish a strong relationship with the individual characters, increasing the impact of the permanent consequences

I just want to be 100% sure, but does this mean I can use a party system for turn-based combat? I'm thinking grid-based tactical combat, but want to be able to control the moves of all party members when it's their turn. The alternative would be AI controlled allies while the player only controls the character of their choice.

Sorry if this is a dumb question, I just want to be certain.

You CAN use external libraries, game engines, pre-existing code/algorithms, pre-existing art, etc. You can even start your game from an existing game if you are planning to turn it into something unique. If in doubt, be clear about what resources were reused.

I’d like to pick back up my game from Global Game Jam for this jam. A lot of the core systems are built (in an extremely buggy state) and it’s not a roguelike… yet. I’d like to make it one.

• Give it procedural generation rather than authored content
• Give the game actual roguelike progression (run modifiers, upgrades, etc)
• (if time) Remake the art

I would clearly explain where the project was at before the jam in the description and in any submission text forms.

I’ll jam alongside yall either way but I was wondering if I should steer away from submitting a project. I don’t think I’ve ever done a jam in this way before so I wanted to double check.