Corbin Clark
Lead Game Developer & Tech
Why Make That Game Jam 2's Game
Sonar
Two people. 24 hours. One game.
Meet Sonar, made from start to finish by Corbin Clark and Addie Johnson in just 24 hours. Go behind the scenes and see the game come together.
Addie Johnson
Lead Art & Assets
24 hours to make it happen
The Game In Motion
Sonar In Action
See what we made in 24 hours. Watch the gameplay, up close.
Sonar In Action
Game Jam 2 / Gameplay showcase
The Development Reel
From The Jam To Your Screen
Three looping looks inside the making of Sonar. Sound is off; use the controls to unmute or pause.
Making Sonar
Development reel / Part 1
Making Sonar
Development reel / Part 2
Making Sonar
Development reel / Part 3
Everyone Is Welcome
Make Something Great In 24 Hours
Bring your ideas, your creative skills, or just your curiosity. 3D animators, 2D animators, game designers, and artists of every skill level can come learn, collaborate, and help shape a game.
From Thursday, November 12th at 8:00 PM to Friday at 8:00 PM, meet us in the Montgomery lobby and make a game from start to finish. We will spin a wheel for the category, then design, develop, and launch something great together in just 24 hours. Food and drinks will be included.
Phase 1
Meet in the Montgomery lobby and choose a role that fits your strengths.
Phase 2
Spin the category wheel, then design and develop your game.
Phase 3
Launch on Friday, share what you made, and celebrate the result.
One Event. One Big Challenge.
Student Hosted Game Jam
Thursday, November 12th at 8:00 PM through Friday at 8:00 PM. Meet in the Montgomery lobby. Food and drinks included.
Meetup
Thursday, November 12th · 8:00 PM
Montgomery Lobby
Game Jam Date
November 12th, 2026
24 hours to create
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Make something great together
Bring Your Way Of Making
Whether you are a 3D animator, 2D animator, game designer, or an artist who is still learning, there is room for your skills here. Come make something fun with us on November 12th.
Educators, mentors, and supporters can help give more students the space and encouragement to make something new.
Questions?