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# Game Jam (Coming Soon)

A Game Jam is a time-limited event where creators build games around a theme, using Looplay AI Agent and SDK.

Here's what makes it different from a normal game jam: you're not just judged on what you built. You launch your game live on Looplay, real players play it, and your ranking comes from real engagement. The best way to win is to make something people actually want to play.

**How a Game Jam runs**

* **Stage 1: Build -** Creators have x days to build and submit.
* **Stage 2: Play and vote -** The community plays, grinds and votes.
* **Stage 3: Judging -** Winners are announced.

**How games are judged**

Submissions are scored on gameplay quality, SDK integration, theme fit, originality, and technical polish. In short: we're looking for games that are fun, well built, on brief, and play smoothly.


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