QUICK! Someone submit a bogus program!

Oh man, I'm going to win for SURE.

Entry submitted!
Well, emailed.

False. They occur every day.

Well, actually, if we count the past two days, Nikky would probably be right, to some extents. However, I myself don't consider a 2 KB text-based RPG or quadratic solver as really good. Even for Text RPGs someone could do much better than most stuff on ticalc.org (Drak's Potter Quest 1 and Tifreak's TI-City would be an example)

Lol but you should get batteries ^^

I would believe that subroutines borrowed, as long as it's your own work, or come with the shell, would still be allowed, since it is (the former part, anyway) completely your own programming skill at work. The latter is stuff that's accessible to everyone, and is for all intent and purposes part of "ASM".

It *could* be a FlashAPP, but you'd best justify the space it uses against what the game actually is. You may be marked off for, say, using a 16kB page for a Tetris game.

And, I don't think game engines would work as entries. It needs to be playable. It needs to be a game. If it's a work-in-progress and is not intended to be solely for the project (that is, to have the work as a continuing work throughout its life), then it might be acceptable if you put enough content in it to be justified as a contest entry. It just needs to be playable. And preferably fun to play.

Your development cycle's gonna have to be fast, since you've got just a little more than 2 months to code this thing. On a plus side, I don't think there are going to be many ASM submissions anyway. Most of the submissions that will be put in that category is probably going to be hybrid type programs.

Do your best.