• Go to https://itch.io/jam/scratch-jam-2018.
  
• Create your own game that has to do with the theme “evolution”. You may remix an engine, but you should do the big part of the project. You may collaborate, but everyone should get credit. You can use assets made by others, but they should be free to use, and please give credit. You can use any language (English, Spanish and so on).
  
• Follow this guide on the Wiki to learn how to submit your project: How to Publish Scratch Projects on itch.io
  

tkarcher wrote:

Cool idea!

@frodewin: One idea (which I will not use myself since I'm already working on another one): A tower defense game with “evolving” attackers: The characteristics of the attackers (speed, strength, size…) will mutate randomly, but the most successful specimen (those you come closest to the goal before being pushed back) will influence the general direction of the development. So if you rely on a strong but slow defense, the attackers will gradually become faster / more agile, and vice versa.

gretchen05 wrote:

Cool Jam. I think I will join!

frodewin wrote:

There is even already a submitted game on the Scratch Jam page. But there is stil plenty of time.

Firestar22018 wrote:

hi

frodewin wrote:

Last year we had 10 games. This year we have 10 registrations so far. I'm confident that we will beat last year's result.

Firestar22018 wrote:

Are you going to join the jam?

NVGirl wrote:

Sounds Very Cool, But I'm Not sure if I am Allowed to get an Itch.io Account, is there another way to join?

frodewin wrote:

NVGirl wrote:

Sounds Very Cool, But I'm Not sure if I am Allowed to get an Itch.io Account, is there another way to join?

We would like to make other game developers aware of Scratch as a platform, that's why we chose itch.io. It also gives other itch.io-ers the possibility to comment on Scratch projects, so it brings the two worlds together. I understand that since itch.io being not primarily a children's platform not all parents might allow an account there, but perhaps it is possible that an adult puts the Scratch game in for you?