In the Exquisite Corpse game jam, each participant got full control of a game project for one day, before handing it off to the next person. Each game was cobbled together, one person at a time, with nobody knowing what they would be working on until they got it. It was an experiment in collaboration and building on the work of others. It was also an exercise in creativity, letting go of intention and surrendering to the communal flow. It was a lot of fun!

Six people worked on this track. The few draggable shapes it started with became the pieces of a unique physics-based arcade mechanic.

Final game is above. You can also see the game as it was after each day with links below:

Day 1 - Tegan Bunsu
Day 2 - Sutton Ashby
Day 3 - David Machov
Day 4 - Andrew Han
Day 5 - Joe Giglio
Day 6 - Joe Mirizio (Final, above)

There were also Exquisite Corpse tracks in Unity, Twine, Analog and PuzzleScript. Check them out!

The jam was inspired by the Exquisite Corpse parlor game, invented by the surrealists.

Exquisite Corpse Jam - Phaser/HTML5 screenshots