The Eggplant 19 🍆 🛸 ⅩⅠⅩ

This game collection was created by members of the Eggplant podcast community for their The Eggplant 50 game jam. In this jam we did something different from our usual jams — a fan tribute to the upcoming UFO50.

As such we tried, quite valiantly, to make 50 games in 50 days with a set of communally agreed, coherency–encouraging restrictions and ended up with 19 fantastic entries from the community. You can play them all above, see screenshots of each to the right and see more details in the individual submission pages listed below.

Games in the collection

• A Stanza of Dice by idbrii
• Arkaruga by Jon Gill
• Drop Walker by idbrii
• Gerrymander Pro by Ooks
• Hidden Patterns by Ooks
• Home Run Derby by bones7242
• Just Hands Bouldering by Ooks
  
• Just Tic Tac Toe by Gabe Tutone
• Keepy Uppy by Dan Brook
• Meter's Up by Jermiah Gazlay
• Polygonal Pasture by Dan Brook
  
• Puzzmo's Puzzling Pursuit by Code Mace
• Shapies by Code Mace
• Sifter by Code Mace
• Sifter 2 by Code Mace
• Tetris Escape by Ooks
• The Ripe Place At The Ripe Time by Jim Kang
• Third Time's a Charm by Dan Brook
• Triedge Hack by Nishchal Bhandari
  

Playthroughs

You can see all of the games played in these streams:

Andy Nealen on The Eggplant Show channel played a subset of the games on Eggplant 50 Jam (part 1 of ?).

Ooks, of Tetris Escape, Gerrymander Pro, Hidden Patterns and Just Hands Bouldering fame played through all the games in these streams on his channel: Eggjam Games (part1) & Eggjam Games (part 2).

Thanks

Firstly, thanks to all the Eggplant community members who submitted their jam games without which this endeavour would have been impossible! So a huge thanks to: bones7242, Cody Mace, Dan Brook (that's me 👋), Gabe Tutone, idbrii, Jon Gill, Jim Kang, Jerimiah Gazlay, Nishchal Bhandari & Ooks!

Secondly, an especial big thanks to idbrii for helping put the collection together, giving the template repo a lot of polish and generally being helpful and supportive throughout the jam! Further thanks to Ooks for the initial project setup and Docky for suggesting that we pack all the games into template project.

Thirdly, thanks to everyone who participated in the discussions and cheered from the sidelines, the support and guidance is such a wonderful motivator in these jams.

Lastly, thanks to the Godot Foundation and all the Godot contributors for Godot!