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Are any of your game jam submissions available to check out anywhere?

I'm on Itch.io next to other places. In order to not be dependent on 3rd parties I'm trying to mirror the previous submissions to my homepage.The source code is hosted on my Forgejo instance. I mirror if the rules of the jam requires me to do so.
I consider games a cultural resource and want to do my part on preservation (by open-sourcing it so others can create a copy for study - or remix, because the license allows for that, too).

Hey there 

I learned about this forum on the Fediverse: https://indiepocalypse.social/@Exilian/111307756751395717

The offer sounded fun so here I am 

I'm from Germany, studied math before I moved into software development. There I mainly work on Frontend Development, but also have a knack for game development.
For several years now I combine the two by participating in GameDevJS and js13kgames competitions.

Before the EM thing happened I got to know several TTRPG people on Twitter. I discovered some on them on the Fediverse.
Through interacting with them I learned about Dungeons & Dragons (as well as other) being a real thing.
I have only heard about them through novels before.

So now I own some 5e books, but still have not played a scenario.

The only exception being the Liffle But Fierce ruleset I played with my son:
https://preview.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/395165/Little-but-Fierce-Starter-Edition (and proofread it during its development).

I'm fairly new on the tabletop site, but my wide range of interests allow me to draw connections.
I would love to get a chance to share ideas with you folks.