Questions, answered.
The short version of everything people ask about JamJam.
When does JamJam come out?
Coming soon. The Steam page is on the way.
How much will it cost?
The price hasn’t been announced yet. Expect it to land somewhere around $7–10.
Which platforms is it on?
Windows, macOS and Linux, through Steam.
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
Can I play my own songs?
Yes. Drag and drop your MP3 files into the game library and everything sets itself up automatically: title, artist, tempo and charts for every difficulty.
What PC do I need?
JamJam is built to run on hardware like the Steam Deck, and it has been tested on one. As a guide:
- Processor
- 4-core / 8-thread CPU, around 2.4–3.5 GHz (Steam Deck class, AMD Zen 2)
- Graphics
- Integrated graphics around 1.6 TFLOPS (Steam Deck class, AMD RDNA 2)
- Memory
- 16 GB RAM, the same as a Steam Deck
- OS
- Windows, macOS, Linux or SteamOS
Final requirements will be listed on the Steam page.
Does it work on Steam Deck?
Yes, it has been tested on Steam Deck. Valve’s official Verified rating comes after launch, once they review the game.
Can I use a controller?
Yes. The PlayStation 5 DualSense, the Xbox Wireless Controller, the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con, and the Steam Deck’s built-in controls all work, along with keyboard. Most other gamepads work through Steam Input.
Can I share characters and charts?
Yes. Upload your own custom characters to Steam Workshop for anyone to download, share your beatmaps, and challenge other players on the leaderboards.
Is there multiplayer?
Yes: local co-op with two players on one keyboard, and versus, where you play the same song head to head.
Was AI used to make it?
No. JamJam is made by hand in Godot, art included.
Wishlist JamJam on Steam.
Coming soon to Windows, macOS and Linux, and tested on Steam Deck.
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux