It's next week, the theme is announced at 6PM Pacific Standard Time next Friday.
There are of course a few other rules all of which can be found at LD's Website.This will be my third attempt at Ludum Dare, the first one I didn't submit anything, the second one I was successful and submitted a game, and i'm hoping to be successful againKronos wrote:Oh how I've always wanted to compete in the legendary Ludum Dare competitions. Maybe I'll get into the one in the summer.
It's a great way to spend a weekend.You have 48 hours from the time the theme is announced on Friday the 14th at 6pm PST, check for theme announcements on Ludum Dare's website, http://www.ludumdare.com. their IRC channel, or their TwitterCallan S. wrote:When's that starting? I just finished nanowrimo and for some reason I'm stupid ready for further punishment!?
Thanks! I meant to mention that hehJackolantern wrote:It is also worth noting that for people who can't dedicate their entire weekend to making a game, there is an LD Jam as well, which gives you an extra day, allows you to work in teams and also allows you to use art and code you have created previously for other projects (things not typically allowed in LD). It is more of a lax LD to help more people join in.
Join the LD Jam, Halls! You can use code and assets from your vast pile of existing projects, which could greatly cut-down on the time to work on it, but even so, you get an extra 24 hours in the Jam!hallsofvallhalla wrote:man i would love to do this. Maybe so, I am trying my best to get back in full swing.
You might even conquer Hall's disease and finish something! 
After all, that's the idea behind LD, to finish a project. 
