Is AI allowed in Trijam #395: The 3 hour game jam?

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

Jam facts

Host

Trijam, KrisKuroni, nerdPoint, #trijam

Source

itch.io

Starts

Fri Oct 23, 2026, 09:00 UTC

Submissions end

Mon Oct 26, 2026, 10:00 UTC

Voting ends

Wed Oct 28, 2026, 18:00 UTC

Joined

4

Prizes

None stated

From the jam page

Trijam is a weekly game jam where your goal is to make something playable (and fun!) in just 3 hours, and our history shows that it’s more than just possible! Here’s a short video explaining how it works if you don’t feel like reading the page. The rules are simple: try your best to make the game in 3 hours, but even if you can’t - still submit it, you are allowed to go overtime! However, only games developed in 3 hours or under are eligible to get the 1st place . The time only counts for building your game, that is, any coding, making sound effects/music, art, and other assets. Writing a design doc, coming up with ideas, compiling your game, or making the itch.io page for it does not! You can use the official unofficial Trijam timer/study music video to time your 3 hours! Pause when you take a break, continue when you come back! You can split your time into however many chunks you want, too - work on it for 3 hours straight, or for one hour each session, or any other way you may prefer! Have a team? Great! Everyone on your team gets their own 3 hours! One person may focus on one part, another on another, and so on. There are no restrictions on team sizes, so invite your friends! Using pre-made assets is no problem, just make sure that you have the necessary rights to use them, and attribute them in your game’s description properly. Also, if possible, prefer web/HTML5 builds of your games so more people can play them! Every week, the community (that’s you!) votes on the theme…

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