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Masked Delivery

A game made in a weekend for Global Game Jam 2026: pick the right mask for each caller, then survive the drive, with penalties that stack up.

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Period
Jan 2026 – Feb 2026
Role
Screen effects and the malus system
Party
6 people
Status
archived
Last touched
February 2026
On GitHub
0 ★ · last push 2026-02-01

Contents

Source code

Four pixel-art masks on a dark background: a broccoli, a gas mask, a beer mug and noise-cancelling headphones
Some of the masks you pick from the dashboard.
A pixel-art street at night: apartment blocks with lit windows, street lamps and a yellow taxi
The city you drive through.

Masked Delivery was made in a weekend for the Global Game Jam 2026, on the theme of masks. You drive a delivery car. Each run starts in the car as the phone rings: from the caller’s voice or number you must guess the danger and pick the right mask from the dashboard. Then the engine starts and you dodge traffic.

The twist: a wrong mask, or a difficult passenger, gives you a penalty that changes how the game plays. They stack, and you carry them into the next day.

How it works

Penalties are felt, not read. Drunk swaps left and right; Smelly covers the screen in green fog; others shake, blur, wave or split the view. Each one is a small piece that changes the controls, the screen or both, so the team could keep adding new ones all weekend.

What I took from it

  • In a game jam, the best investment is a way to add things cheaply: when the next idea costs one file, a weekend produces a lot of ideas.

Built with

  • Manny Bray--MahincNo bio yet.GitHubLinkedIn
  • BOISSELMatisNo bio yet.GitHub
  • Jsamuel79sleepwalkers dev — where dreams become production code. Coding my dreams into reality.GitHubWebsiteLinkedIn
  • C4LUSNo bio yet.GitHub
  • JonasNo bio yet.GitHub
  • Sébastien NOURRYNo bio yet.GitHub