:alien_monster: JAMMED :alien_monster:

Nigel
Tue, 15 Apr 2025 18:01:01 +0000
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You may already be aware or acquainted with this JAMS inspired classic 8-bit platformer that was first featured as an easter egg within the original JAMS web application from olden times.

original title sketch

JAMMED has been revived with several small changes and a challenge to you, the community!

What’s new?

New score counter (let the competitions begin!)

Power ups

Level extension

Increased difficulty

ANT Tokens

What’s the Challenge?

I propose a challenge to any individuals with experience in Phaser game development, web3 gaming, or NFT collectibles. The objective is to collaborate to enhance the game as a proof of concept (POC) for Web3/Play to Earn gaming and NFTs on Autonomi.

Collaborate on extending the story and levels to incorporate Autonomi throughout the game. Including new enemy sprites, NFT collectible badges, in game weapons, etc.

So to recap. Laying open sourced groundwork examples of…

Web3 Gaming

Play to Earn

NFT (Collectibles)

Specifically for the Autonomi Network.

Recently an ANT faucet was set up and this might be an interesting addition to a faucet concept.

github.com

GitHub - JAMSplayer/JAMMED: An 8-bit platformer inspired by Jams Player,...

An 8-bit platformer inspired by Jams Player, featuring retro-style gameplay and nostalgic pixel art.

If anyone wants to give a go at publishing the current game on @traktion AntTP or @happybeing dweb, I highly encourage it! Regardless, take a good look at those amazing projects and offer up whatever support you can. Great work happening on those fronts

JAMMED is now open-source

*One caveat. MIT license with a special clause that any use must be Autonomi network related.

If anyone is interested, I have a Trello board with new enemy characters, designs, behavior as well as rough draft cut scene art and storyline including ideas for new level environments.

If I could make one request, regardless of interest or participation..

If you know anyone who is knowledgable or skilled (@Bux? ) that could potentially show interest in this challenge, please, as a fellow supporter of Autonomi, pass this on. Collaboration is a true gift for everyone and this can be a fun community exercise that could lay the ground work for others already in the mentioned areas to engage with the Autonomi Network.

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