What kind of games have you experienced making before? You only bring your best gun for a game jam

>>344383459
None really, it's more for fun than anything. Some art projects, lots of models and texturing, not much animating or organic modelling.

>>344383579
>Some art projects, lots of models and texturing, not much animating or organic modelling.

IMHO just use basic Unreal Blueprints and make some oddball wave survival shooter. Its way much better than any pixel-shit that most groups will be making during game jams.

>>344384242
It's definitely gonna be something 3D but I feel like just a generic FPS is a pretty overused genre, y'know? Also animations would be an issue because none of us really have any experience with it

>>344384571
>Also animations would be an issue because none of us really have any experience with it

That's quite a handicap. You could maybe make some sort of weird walking simulator or a twisty maze with a floating legless ghost/robot/waifu chasing the player.

>>344385241
Yeah, perhaps some sort of environment that changes as you walk through it. Maybe a street or a park or something. We could always just chill and learn how to animate better before entering a game jam. Someone in our group suggested something like ClusterTruck, that way we wouldn't have to animate much and it wouldn't require organic characters

>>344385819
ClusterTruck? Unless you have a dedicated coder/programmer in your group don't try that; the logic code behind it is not as easy as it looks. You need to minimize the time on fixing bugs during gamejams

a board game

>>344386359
We have two 3D/texture artists and an engine worker

>>344386507
>an engine worker
Is he experienced? That truck logic will kill him if he's a beginner.

>>344386869
Beginner in Unreal but he has some experience with programming and Unity. He's the one that suggested it lol