I remember the first Ludum Dare was a 24 hours competition. It became 48 hours in the second iteration and I think that was Ludum Dare 1 about 15+ years ago. How time flies! I participated in the first 48 hours one doing a game in Flash most people were doing games in python, pygame, open gl, C, and C++. I followed closely the later competitions and presented a couple of unfinished work but I played most of the games which used to be about a couple of hundred entries. These days there are thousands of entries and trying them would be a daunting task.

The team and community has been great.

Many Ludum Dare jam games evolved to full games and became hits on the mobile and desktop stores.

I will try to join a competition soon and present a playable game.

Good luck everyone!

A little off topic.

We have worked on the following game a couple of month ago but stopped due to being busy with other of life issues.
In a couple of weeks we will have some free time on our hands, do you think we should restart working on it?

Video of the game:

And the facebook page is:
https://www.facebook.com/HybridSoulsTheGame

Thanks for your feedback.

I got inspired by stvr idea and I am doing this jam with my kids.

My 11 year old daughter got excited and started drawing these sketches:
Note: English is a second language to her.