72 Hour Game Jam Complete!

Game

Motorcade

10 years ago

Hello GameJolt,

I’m Daniel Sun, and this is my first ever post on GameJolt. My artist buddy and I teamed up and participated in the #IndiesVSGamers jam - and I’m happy to say we’ve made an AMAZING game.

72 hours is a LONG time to be working on a game non-stop. The first 6-8 hours was spent on ideas… I said it then and I’ll say it now, the theme was thoughtless!

Our game is called Motocade. A top down, fact paced and explosive shooter! You’re on a bike and must protect the VIP Limo at all costs. Shoot down the enemies and survive… but you can’t?
http://gamejolt.com/games/motorcade/80271

Was a ton of fun participating in this Jam. Will likely be doing so again in the future. I now must go and try out some of the 500+ games made _

Next up

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