Is AI allowed in The Eye Jam III: Folk Horror?

No. This jam bans generative AI (applies to art/audio/writing).

“☉ No AI generated images or music. ☉ Third party assets are allowed, credits required.”

Checked 2026-10-18 · keyword rules · confidence: medium. Rules can change. Confirm on the jam page ↗

Jam facts

Host

SeeOne, #eyejam

Source

itch.io

Starts

Thu Dec 3, 2026, 18:30 UTC

Submissions end

Sun Dec 13, 2026, 18:30 UTC

Voting ends

Sun Dec 20, 2026, 18:30 UTC

Joined

178

Prizes

Yes (see rules)

From the jam page

The Eye Jam III is a 10-day folk horror game jam about the unknown and strange. That could mean rituals, folklore or old gods. Folk horror is a subgenre of horror film and horror fiction that uses elements of folklore to invoke fear and foreboding. Typical elements include a rural setting, isolation, and themes of superstition, folk religion, paganism, sacrifice and the dark aspects of nature. Think Darkwood , The Witch , Midsommar , The Ritual . Read more. The games made for this jam can be of any genre or style. It doesn’t have to be a horror game, just include a folk horror layer to it. ▸ Join The Eye Discord if you have any questions or want to chill out with other devs and jammers! Theme The theme will be announced when the jam begins. Vote for the theme here . Rules ☉ Make your game within the jam time-frame. ☉ No AI generated images or music. ☉ Third party assets are allowed, credits required. ☉ Include a folk horror layer in your game. ☉ Your game must be playable on web or Windows (web preferred). ☉ Keep it free or pay-what-you-want during the jam. ☉ No updates allowed during voting period. Ratings ☉ Art - How the game looks visually and aesthetically. ☉ Sound - How the game sounds, including music, SFX, and ambience. ☉ Gameplay - How engaging, well designed, and fun the game is to play. ☉ Polish - How complete and smooth the overall experience feels. ☉ Theme - How well and ingeniously your game adheres to the theme. ☉ Atmosphere - How atmospheric your game is. Winne…

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