The Global Game Jam (GGJ), the world's largest game creation event, is excited to announce its 2025 edition, taking place from Jan. 20-26, 2025. This year, creators from around the globe will gather to innovate, collaborate, and develop games over an intense 48-hour period, showcasing their skills and passion for gaming.
Cultures throughout history and around the world today have created amazing art, artifacts, traditions, and places that are priceless for their cultural and historical value. But these cultural legacies, which are often the cornerstone of many local and regional identities, are under threat and risk disappearing forever - as recent news has demonstrated. Looting, theft, trafficking, and destruction of art, antiquities, and other cultural objects - collectively identified as “cultural heritage” - benefit international criminal organizations and terrorist groups, and erode the legal art market.
The 12th annual Global Game Jam went entirely online this year from January 27-31 with 28,825 amateur, hobbyist and professional game developers from 104 countries cooperating to create games under the umbrella of this year’s theme: Lost & Found. In total, 6,383 original game designs emerged from 585 virtual sites around the world with the top combined participation sites in Shanghai, New York, Curitiba, Istanbul and Cairo.
Global Game Jam 2021 will be a completely digital event in January in response to COVID 19, and site registrations open today at https://globalgamejam.org/jam-site-registration.
Global Game Jam, Inc® has today announced the results from the first ever remote Global Game Jam NEXT®. The GGJ Next event is a yearly initiative aimed specifically toward the younger age range (12-17), encouraging budding talent and creativity. Each year the Global Game Jam NEXT works with educators to teach them how to instruct students in various areas of video game design, providing curriculum, lesson plans and projects they can apply in the classroom to hone students’ game design skills ahead of the actual game jam.
Vom 23. bis 25. Januar öffnet der Hamburger Onlinespieleentwickler InnoGames wieder einmal seine Türen und lädt zum Global Game Jam 2015 ein. Bereits zum dritten Mal nimmt InnoGames damit am weltweit größten Game Jam teil, der gleichzeitig in über 70 Ländern rund um den Globus stattfindet.
Vom 25. bis 27. Januar fand der Global Game Jam 2013 an mehr als 300 Standorten in über 60 Ländern statt. Das SAE Institute Hamburg war in diesem Jahr erstmals ein Austragungsort des weltweit größten Game Jam Events. 33 Teilnehmer versammelten sich in der SAE-Niederlassung an der Alster, gründeten Teams und entwickelten in 48 Stunden ein Spiel zum Thema The Sound of a Heartbeat – dem Leitthema des Global Game Jam 2013.