Micro Fiction Games Jam
The micro fiction games jam is intended to be a yearly game jam where people write and submit very short format games, on a theme, just for fun.
Submit a game to the jam
The jam is closed again until 2025, but you can still read all of the great games submitted in previous years at the links below!
Previous entries
Links to lists of the previous jams entries!
Flora, Fauna and Environment (2020)Sea, Soil and Structure (2021)
Item, Alcove and Haunt (2022)
Rule, Topple, Renew (2023)
Craft, Fair, Farce (2024)
When?
The jam has ended for 2024, and will return in 2025.
Who can enter?
Everyone is welcome to submit a game to the jam! It doesn't matter if you are a well seasoned designer or if this is your first ever try, you are welcome to have a go and submit a game.
What can I enter?
Any game consisting of 280 characters or less!
We will not accept any entries that contain racist, sexist, homophohbic, transphobic, ageist or ableist themes. That content is not welcome and nor are the people that create it. We reserve the right to reject entries as we see fit without warning.
You must not enter anything generated by an AI. This jam is a celebration of people creating things within tight constraints by flexing their creative muscles, not an exercise in getting the computer to do it for you.
How can I enter?
The date that the jam will start will be posted on this page. On that date the theme for this years jam will be announced and a submissions page will go live. Simply fill in the form to submit your game to the jam. Submissions will remain open for 1 week, so get in quick!
Once you submit your game it will be given it's own page in that years submissions section. Be patient as it doesnt appear right away, I am creating the pages by hand so there is a delay before your entry appears.
Licensing.
When you submit your game to the jam you agree that it is to be shared under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) License. By submitting under the license, others will be free to build on your entry, providing that they attribute you and link back to the original work. That also means that you may do the same with anyone else's game. The point of this is to promote collaboration and creativity within the design community as well as allowing us to host the game on this site.
Don't submit anything to the jam that you think would make you a small fortune or that you wouldnt mind others using as a basis of their own work. This jam was never intended as a money making experience but the as a fun creative outlet that might trigger a few interesting design ideas in both yourself and others.