The jury session for first- and second-year students was held as part of their final evaluations for the Game Development 1 and Programming for Game Design courses. 

During the event, students presented their projects, showcasing the games and prototypes they had developed throughout the semester, including core mechanics, technical implementations, and overall gameplay concepts.

Throughout the session, the jury members carefully reviewed each project, offering constructive and detailed feedback on both design and programming aspects. Discussions focused on topics such as gameplay clarity, code structure, performance, player experience, and potential directions for further development. Students were encouraged to reflect on their design decisions and think critically about how their projects could be refined and expanded.

The jury provided valuable guidance on improving existing features, fixing technical limitations, and strengthening the overall quality of the games. By the end of the event, students gained clearer insight into their strengths and areas for improvement, making the jury an important learning experience that supported their growth as aspiring game developers.