Documented the project.

README.md

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 # BialJam'17
 
-## Licensing
+**Outlive the horde!**
 
-You can use the code (if you are really brave) in **commercial** projects, as long as you release the sources under the
+You're a witch. A goblin horde is after you. Survive as long as you can! Plan your actions carefully - your spells need
+some time to recharge!
+
+![Menu](.github/0.png)
+![Game](.github/1.png)
+![Loss](.github/2.png)
+
+## About
+
+Created in under 40 hours (minus sleep) on game jam organized by the *Bialystok University of Technology* by a single
+Java backend developer and a cute graphics designer. The jam's topic was *10 seconds* - hence the 10 seconds delay on
+spell usage.
+
+**We won!** Somehow.
+
+- [@czyzby](https://github.com/czyzby): coding, game idea, some graphics (the ugly ones).
+- [@marsza](https://github.com/marszaa): most graphics (the pretty ones).
+
+We didn't have enough time to finish everything by ourselves - the background, some simple graphics and sounds were
+taken from the [OpenGameArt](https://opengameart.org/). Sprites and spell special effects are all custom, although some
+designs were based on existing artworks.
+
+Initially, we planned on creating a tower defense game where you have 10 seconds to build the base and survive through
+a 10 seconds wave of chicken siege. It was only after 8 hours of the jam that we came up with this concept. The initial
+commits contain some code and assets from the previous project - it was continued by a part of our 4 person team
+[in this repository](https://github.com/czyzby/bialjam-17/).
+
+## Assets
+
+Well, it _was_ a game jam with a limited time frame. The project includes examples of poor code reuse, the worst usage
+of OOP there is, coroutines overuse, loading assets on demand (not via an asynchronous asset manager), and so on. It
+isn't exactly a prime example of a well-structured [KTX](https://github.com/libktx/ktx) game and of what the framework
+can do, but - well - it got the job done. Don't judge me by this code.
+
+### Licensing
+
+You can use the code in **commercial** projects (if you are really brave), as long as you release the sources under the
 same license. Graphics are published under [CC BY-NC-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/)
 license: you can use them in **non-commercial** projects as long as you credit the authors (make sure to link to this
 repository) and release your assets on the same license.