The game had to be supported on at least one mobile operating system platform.The game had to contain at least a game engine.The game will be released, provided it was royalty-free (as in, 'free from copyright').The game had to abstain from stealing ideas from other companies.Some who registered, but ended up as an individual, or did not have experience in coding were match-made into a particular team, provided their age heeds the minimum age limit of 13. This category was open to students enrolled in any educational institution at secondary (High School) and/or tertiary (University, College) levels. The other category was the Student category. This category was open to both professional and amateur developers. STEP 5: The teams had to pitch their demo levels to the Jury Panel members for a chance to win the cash grant.Īccording to legitimate sources such as Veedo, there were two categories the teams were placed into by the staff. Each team had one and a half days (36 hours) to complete at least 1 playable demo level, as per Game Jam terms and conditions. STEP 4: The teams had to create their own games. If a brawl had happened, the event would have had to be cancelled. So far, there were no brawls or misunderstandings. The team had to brainstorm their game concept and pitch it to recruit their team members.

The most notables ones were: Common Extract, Team M8, Luso Labs, Team Blur, 37 and Good Cat. Altogether, over 40, sometimes approximately 60+ individuals attended the session, because according to the old-time phrase, 'The More the Merrier'. STEP 2: Participants had to attend the Game Jam session where they would be briefed about the game requirements. The event managers set up a registration counter online via an EventBrite plugin, however the event registrations were closed during event until further notice. STEP 1: Registration had to be done before the event took place. This term represents an event in which computer programmers and others involved in software development and hardware development, including graphic designers, interface designers and project managers, collaborate intensively on software projects. Meanwhile, the term ' Hackathon' is also known as ‘ hack day’, ‘ hackfest’ or ‘ codefest’. In the same way, game jams are events in which game developers prototype experimental ideas into playable games. A jam session describes the musical act of producing music with little to no prior preparation in an effort to develop new material or simply to practice. Game developers are generally made up of programmers, game designers, artists, and others in game development-related fields.”, which, correctly speaking in the term itself, is a composition of the words ‘game’ and ‘jam session’. The meaning of the term “ Game Jam” is “ a gathering of game developers for the purpose of planning, designing, and creating one or more games within a short span of time, usually ranging between 24 and 72 hours. In the game development universe, the terms 'Game Jam' and 'Hackathon', in terms of game development competitions, are mostly used. General meaning of the terms 'Game Jam and 'Hackathon'

1 General meaning of the terms 'Game Jam and 'Hackathon'.

If we like your idea best, we'll reward you with a cash grant to develop your game into a finished product ready to be launched with the premiere of the Ejen Ali series on TV'. The event description read: ' In a team of 2 to 4 people, collaborate to create a fun, adventure-filled and intelligent mobile gaming experience featuring the kick-butt characters and high-tech experience of Ejen Ali.

The Game Jam took place during the aegis of the 'KECEMASAN!' trailer.

The Ejen Ali Game Jam Hackathon Mission is, as its mission states, a hackathon where game creators gather to plan, design and create a mobile game featuring Agent Ali, an animation series made in Malaysia. Makespace, Lower Ground LG-16, Quill City Shopping Mall, 1018 Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Student Category participants and Public Category participants Malaysians and Non-Malaysians those aged 13 and higherĨ:00 AM 31st October 2015 to 7:00 PM 1st November 2015

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