ScoreSpace is
a monthly game publisher
fueled by gamejams
FINDING TALENT
Developer Event
Every month developers have 72 hours to make game prototypes based on the theme and game mechanic given by ScoreSpace.
PLAYTESTING
Streamer Event
Streamers play the top 3 games, competing for high scores, providing developers with feedback.
INCUBATION
ACCELERATOR
ScoreSpace works with select developers over a set period of time to prepare their game for publishing.
Release
PUBLISHING
Once the production process is over, ScoreSpace publishes the games on the targeted platform(s) for the games.
our events
SCOREJAM
This is a game jam that involves both gamedevs and streamers in the contest.
The competition starts with the game developers. Their job is to create a game with a high score feature within a 72-hour period. Once the time runs out, the games are judged by participants, streamers, and hosts. After the top three games are chosen, the torch is passed to the streamers.
The second part of the competition is for game streamers. The goal for the streamers is to get a high score in one of the top three games in 48 hours.
SPEEDJAM
This is a game jam that involves both gamedevs and speedrunners in the contest.
The competition starts with the game developers. Their job is to create a game that can be speedran within a 72-hour period. Once the time runs out, the games are judged by participants, speedrunners, and hosts. After the top three games are chosen, the torch is passed to the speedrunners.
The second part of the competition is for the speedrunners. The goal for the speedrunners is to get the fastest time in one of the top three games.
SCORESPACE X
Limited edition one-off events ran as a collaboration with third parties.
ScoreSpace occasionally runs one-off events with game publishers, platforms, and game development engines.
In the ScoreSpace x YAHAHA jam, developers had 72 hours to make a game in YAHAHA Studio. The top games were chosen by participants and hosts.
These events are sponsored and have prizes for the top placing developers.