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by Kateri “Kiki” Bajer and Paloma Gonzalez
Slingin’ Slayer is a game where you play as a cowboy in the apocalypse, armed with nothing but your trusty slingshot as you try to survive the steady onslaught of zombies making their way towards you.
Made with the 2d engine Dragonfly, this game gives players a unique 3d first person perspective as they move around the screen, testing their awareness skills as they try to get every zombie creeping up on them… before they get them!
by Gabe Aponte and Henry Stadolnik
You are the pilot of a ship stranded in space, under attack from enemy aliens with no fuel left. Survive as long as you can against the horde using whatever ammo you can scrounge to power your arsenal of six unique weapons! Every wave of your foes that approaches is stronger than the last, procedurally generated from a set of six unique enemy types to keep you always on your toes. If things get dire you can overload your shields to wipe the screen, but use it too often and you won’t have any defenses left.
by Adam Desveaux and Cameron Person
In the land of Chelonia, turtles have lived slow, peaceful lives for thousands of years. However, things are picking up quickly with the onslaught of the skunk kingdom of Perculia. Brave knights of the shell must venture out to face the looming threat. The player must fight against waves of enemies using their class abilities. Players grow with each level and face greater threats along the way. Ultimately, players will defeat the Skunk King, Mephitidae, ending the invasion of Chelonia.
by Luke Bodwell and Geoffrey Garsson
Fire and freeze away!
Inspired by Destiny 2: Beyond Light and its new Deep Stone Crypt raid, Clarity Control is a 2D Platformer Shooter where players explore an icy wasteland, fighting off humanoid robots in a freezing snowstorm to obtain valuable treasure.
Your pistol is powerful but limited, so make your shots count! Use your Ice Staff to freeze groups of enemies in their tracks, create platforms to aid in your exploring, and summon walls to protect yourself or get some extra height.
by Elizabeth Kirschner and Tyler Sprowl
Fishy Game is an endless runner with a fishy protagonist. Jump and crouch to avoid evil seaweed and enemy fish as you run. The game gets progressively faster as our fishy hero avoids more enemies. There are power ups that can help, or hinder your gameplay. Perhaps you’ll become invincible, or you’ll end up being slowed down. Or maybe you’ll jump twice as high. What you get is up to chance. You have three attempts to achieve a high score. Will you swim to the top, or will you sleep with the fishes?
by Thi Quynh Ha Nguyen and Forest Welty
“Into the Forest” is about Berry the dog. Berry woke up in the middle of the wood, surrounding by weird noises and darkness. Blending with the noise is the sound of Berry’s stomach growling, he started to wonder around to find his ways home. He soon realized all of this was Chanel the cat - his evil housemate’s plan to eat all of his food. Can you help Berry get home in time for dinner with his growling belly?
by Emily Austin and James Flynn
Woods of Woe is an RPG set in a clearing in the middle of a forest. The forest has been overrun by monsters and evildoers, and it is your job to fend them off for as long as possible. This game allows players to take control of a lone hero and stand against the tide of evil for as long as they can. Game features include a turn-based combat system, random enemy encounters, and an overworld that the player can explore. Technical features include the usage of events to communicate between the Hero and the Enemy and the usage of derived classes to differentiate enemy types.
by Ian Scott and Dan Enriquez
Bastion Break is a 2D dungeon crawler game, with the goal of making your way to the end of the dungeon in order to win. The player takes on the role of a courageous hero, who must venture into the dungeon to rescue its helpless captive: his pet dog. Using the abilities at their disposal, including sword strikes, arrows, and magic spells, the player must defeat enemies placed in their path and make it to the end of the dungeon without taking too much damage from enemies.
by Madeline Perry and Ryan Darcey
You were out flying your spaceship when suddenly, a malfunction occurred and you crash-landed on a monster-filled planet. You regain consciousness to discover your ship has been stolen and you’re stuck in a dragon’s lair surrounded by spiders! Fight your way through them and slay the dragon to escape!
by David Mahany and Dennis Stelmach
Seeking out adventure, you find yourself lost at the bottom of a deep dungeon. You must jump, climb, and fight your way through countless enemies as you make your way out of the abyss. The game challenges the player with combat against enemies, and with randomly generated levels and hidden loading, it allows for virtually endless replayability. The game also features improved physics allowing for detailed player character movement mechanics, and a start and end cutscene.
by Matthew Aguiar and John Frazia
Gravity Bender is a 2D Platformer that uses the inverting of gravity as its main mechanic. The Player makes their way through the level by changing their gravity and getting around obstacles in the stage. The anti-gravity isn’t unlimited though and to recharge it you must turn it off and be subjected to regular gravity.
by Hao Chen and Shane Stevens
In this game, the main purpose is to protect a planet (located in the center of the game world) from incoming waves of asteroids. The longer you survive and more asteroids you kill the more points you get.
How do you survive? You must buy defenses such as block, heavy block, and bombs to place around the planet. These defenses will take a certain number of hits from the incoming asteroids before they break and need to be replaced.
The player can also fire bullets at the asteroids, but this weapon is slow in not effective enough to ensure the survival of the planet. On harder waves, a very large asteroid, nicked named “Big Lad” by the locals, will hurtle toward the planet causing massive damage to the defenses. The player must prepare carefully.
by Aaron Waldman and Will White
There is a paddle at the bottom of the screen that the player can move left and right. There are two rows of bricks at the top of the screen. There is a ball that starts at the center of the screen and then moves in a random direction, and it bounces off of the player’s paddle and destroys the bricks. The player can choose what direction the ball bounces in: if you hit the ball with the left edge of the paddle, the ball will bounce towards the right, and vice-versa. If you destroy all bricks on screen, your ball gets faster, and a new wave of bricks appears. Additionally, the bricks get more and more durable with each wave - they will randomly start turning red and blue, which means they take 2 or 3 hits to destroy, respectively. If you miss the ball with your paddle, you lose a life and your ball slows back down. If you lose all three lives, it’s game over. The more bricks you break, the higher your score gets.
by Ryan Keller and Daniel Ribaudo
Spirit Lad is a side scrolling RPG game. In human form, spirit lad has a basic attack with his sword, a jump, and a dodge roll that makes him invulnerable to damage. To progress, he must run around, fight enemies, and find levers that open doors. The gimmick of this game is that Spirit lad can alternate between human and spirit forms. In spirit form, he may pass through certain barriers in the physical world, as well as bypass physical enemies. Being in spirit form will draw the attention of spirit enemies. In spirit form, the player can float around and has a projectile attack. In this form, the game plays more like a bullet-hell.
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by Ben Martin and Jack Campanale
This is a 2D Dungeon Crawler that is heavily based on chance and luck. The map, enemy spawns, sword stats, and whether the powerups help or hurt you is random. You play as The Sword Guy, the swordiest guy to ever sword, who has found himself in an ambiguous dungeon of dubious origin. But who cares about all that anyways? You’re here to get rich quick by whatever means necessary. Kill all in your path and steal any gold you find. Go until you drop. There is no turning back, no retreat, the only way forward is through.
by Noah Darveau and Matthew Selva
The Descent is a top-down shooter developed using the MattDragonfly engine. The game features 10 procedurally generated levels with four enemy types - zombies, and three variations of turrets. Armed with only a pistol, your task is to descend into the depths of an abandoned bunker to clear out the remaining tech left behind. The game keeps track of your time, so try to beat it as fast as you can - since the game is procedurally generated, you can optimize consequent runs as you get familiar with enemy layouts.
