Train2Game Game Jam FAQs
No. The University of Bedfordshire has kindly donated enough lab space to house everyone that wants to take part in the event. The computers in the lab are more than capable of running all the latest software required for modern games development.
If you want to bring your own computer/laptop the university will clear some space in each lab for you to use, however, your computer will need to be PAT tested (safety check) before we will allow it into the event.
Day 1 – Arrival
Essentials:
- Registration starts from 2pm onwards
- 6pm: Keynote speaker launches event - theme announced!
Day 2 - Work
Essentials:
- Jam continues non stop
Day 3 - Work
Essentials
- Midday : game hand in process distributed
- 3pm : game submission starts
- 5pm : game submission finishes - Judging starts
- 5:45pm : judging finishes
- 6pm: winners are announced - event closes
As an initiative of Train2Game, the T2G Game Jam is supposed to be fun, collaborative with a goal to keep things very simple. We provide structure, guidance and help for everyone participating in the Game Jam. As a rule of thumb, we expect that no team/makers of a game will illegally exploit others' IP, and that in turn, everything created becomes part of the public domain. All participants agree that their participation in the T2G Game Jam will hold no one liable for any loss or damage.
The University of Bedfordshire and Train2Game reserve the right to refuse to allow anyone to participate at any time for any reason or no reason at all. This includes after the game jam has already started.