One game a month is a community driven gamedev challenge, urging you to create one game each month of 2013.
http://onegameamonth.com/
This challenge is meant as an exercise to judge your project management abilities, improve on your programming ability and actually get stuff done!

Yes, you should!

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Long pork is people!

wzl's burrow

I would really like to do this, but I'm tightly engaged in some long-term projects. There was a time when I had nothing to do, and this would have been excellent. Now I'm occupied.

I agree strongly. If you can, take up this challenge!

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What most people don't understand is what I like to explain as a thing that I understand.

I tried to do this a year or two ago. I got the first game mostly finished, but never got it into a "complete" state. Kind of fizzled out after that point.

Things are a bit different now, so maybe I should revisit the idea.

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What most people don't understand about "enlightenment" is that it is not an end-goal; but where you find yourself just before taking a new "first step."

yeah consider it if you have the time
you can also twitter or irc around with the other participants to get feedback etc. its great fun

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Long pork is people!

wzl's burrow

I have been working nearly 10 years just on 1 game concept. I just got the idea and mechanics written out. I have a base line for story and I am currently working on Creature and Items stats. 1 a month is an interesting idea but I don't think I could make a quality game in that time frame.

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“Man is still the most extraordinary computer of all.” – John Fitzgerald Kennedy

You would be surprised what games people can do under 48 hours, 1 month is a lot of time for a really good game, probably not too much of a story telling would be included, but mechanics and presentation wise it can be both original and fun to play!

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