GGJ @ WERK1

Jam Site Owner: 
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Entrance Fee: 
None
Hours: 
Open for entire 48 hours
Jam Site Description: 

 

Our amazing Mainsponsors:

werk1

 

Additional awesome Sponsors:

cipsoft

 

Supported by:

 

 

Our doors open on Friday 16:00 clock. 
Program starts at 16:30.

Then the mighty jam begins with the keynotes and the big brainstorming.

How many Jammers can come?
80 - 100
Our space is limited so we are going to close the registration as soon as we reach the 100 participant mark.

What about food and beverages?
Breakfast for Saturday and Sunday will be provided.
On Saturday there is also a pizza dinner for all.
We have non-alcoholic drinks on site, including massive caffeine injections. 
Of course there are possibilities to go shopping.
There are shops at the Kultfabrik and Ostbahnhof where you can get lunch or grab something else.

What is the situation with beds?
48 hours are a damn short time to make games. 
Therefore, we expect that many participants are simply pulling an all-nighter.
We will provide a roomwhere you can sleep. There are no beds, though.
Please bring your own sleeping bag and/or blankets. 
Anybody living in Munich is able to get some hours of sleep at home and come back.

What should I bring?
Time, good humor and the urge to make really cool games. 
In addition, a computer (laptop) and periphery (mouse, keyboard, headphones) and all necessary cables and adapters. 
A sleeping bag and camping mat for the night. 
A toothbrush does not hurt either. 
Of course you can bring anything else you need to make games, whether it's a notepad, your blender or plasticine.

Do you provide workstations?
No, there are no computers provided on site.
Everyone has to bring their own computer (laptop preferred).
You can use our Wifi.
For the presentation, we provide a projector and speakers - do not forget your Mac adapter!

Is a topic set for the Games?
Yes, the organizers of the Global Game Jam will send a presentation to all locations and specify the topic on friday evening. For the sake of the jam, sticking to the topic is strongly encouraged. 

Are we on Twitter & Facebook?
On Facebook you can find us at:www.facebook.com/gamesbavaria 

on  Twitter at: www.twitter.com/munichindie  

There are two hash tags for the event: 
#ggj  for the global event and  
#ggjmuc when the tweet only revolves around our Munich location. 
Also, you can use #ggjde to communicate with other German sites. 
 

Why is there no admission fee?
Because we do not organize the Jam in order to make money.
The bulk of the cost is payed by our sponsors and Games/Bavaria.
All other work we carry out on a voluntary basis, where aid is of course always welcome. 

Will the games be collected at the end?
Yes, all of the games created on the GGJ will be uploaded on Sunday afternoon on the site of the Global Game Jam.
So all participants and interested people can play all the games made around the globe. 
If you develop a boardgame it would be great if everything you can print, such as game rules, game plans, maps, etc. is created as a PDF and uploaded as well. 

Can anyone come to GGJ?
Yes with a few exceptions. 
In any case, you should be at least 18 years old. 
You do not have to be a member of any exclusive society or give us huge sums of money if you want to participate but you should have the skills you need to develop games. 
Maybe you are a programmer, or you create great 2D or 3D art. 
Or you take care of sound and music with your small-scale orchestra. 
Or you're an avid game designer.
Also you should be able to participate the whole two days.

Can I just watch?
Basically, yes.
But we have not the space to accommodate a large crowd of spectators in our work rooms.
All journalists, bloggers and video-makers are very welcome and might even start jamming themselves. 

Can we participate as a group?
It makes little sense to come with a solid team and a fixed game idea for a jam. 
It's the idea of the event to getting to know new people and to try something else.
The more open you are, the more people you'll meet and the more fun you'll have.
Pinky promise.

Who owns the games that are created on the GGJ?
The team/makers of the game hold all IP rights.
However, the Global Game Jam may use the games for demonstration.
All games must be posted in the state they are in the end of the GGJ event (Sunday).
More can be found on the official GGJ website.

See you in January!

Food Options: 
Access to food in close vicinity. Drinks and snacks provided on site.
Who Can Participate: 
No NPCs !
Age Restrictions: 
18+ only

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