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js13kGames — a review - Official article on eBay tech about JS13K. "Js13kGames is a JavaScript coding competition for HTML5 Game Developers. The fun part of the challenge is the file size limit set to 13 kilobytes."
Top 10 games from the JS13K 2020 competition - Official post on GitHub blog, currently the largest source code host in the world. "The ninth annual js13kGames competition wrapped up last weekend with over 220 games submitted. All created in a month and in less than 13kB of JavaScript."
Wow, This Quake Clone Is Smaller Than A Word Doc - Article on Kotaku, a popular videogame news website. "Started in 2012, the contest challenges devs to create tiny, 13KB or less games using JavaScript." "Winners can walk away with money, digital rewards, t-shirts, and other goodies."

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Hello, we represent the JS13k games community in trying to get this article created. This contest has been on going for 10 years and this year had 223 entries. Despite that, it has been somewhat of a challenge to find sources. We have combed through everything we possibly could to cite legit independent sources. As this year's judging is currently underway, more references will hopefully pop up after the results are announced.

We have also added this to the JavaScript wiki project because the games are written primarily in JavaScript and as a requirement of the competition all games are open source on GitHub. JS13k is also mentioned by many books and other resources as a good way to learn and practice JavaScript.