Hey unrested thanks for your comment! Don't worry about all the rules - as long as you had fun making it that's what counts. I'll be pretty lenient on what games qualify as it's my first time running a jam too, and I may have included too many restrictions, as long as your jam generally fits the theme of travelling I think you'll be fine.
There really isn't a prize for winning other than the livestream of the top games, and since so far there are only a few submissions, I'll probably end up streaming all of them. I permitted AI usage for coding only because I wanted the main focus of your time to be on your creativity, not being frustrated spending hours or days fixing some mysterious bug.
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ahhh! thanks! any sort of signal boost of these tiny games made by small devs is a prize in itself. Congrats on your first jam though! Getting the word out must be difficult for something like this. I only know that from having tried to raise awareness myself of events on my own youtube channel. That said if it would help I would be happy to broadcast the time and day of your livestream on my own channel. I can stream with my viewers beforehand and then we can end the stream and raid yours to add more participation. Also if you plan on doing another jam in the future let me know and Ill advertise it on my own channel as well. If you are making the effort to arrange a jam and then promote the games by playing them live the least I can do is get eyes on your jam in the future to increase the entries.