Link to gameplay video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2CXQVqQfMU

Team
TJ Taylor- Producer, Level Design
Noah O'Brien - Programming, Player Scripting
Dearbhla Lane - Programming, GUI Scripting & Intro
Amy Madden - Programming, UI Scripting and Layout
Kaz O’Donnell - Art & Asset Design, Worldbuilding
Thena Haslam - Writing, Narrative, Worldbuilding
Can Pezek - Audio & Music

Tools and Resources
Unity, Visual Studio Code, Aseprite (Sprite sheet base by Kaisercrimson), Microsoft Paint, Photoshop, FL Studio 2024 (040 Florestan String Quartet, Pokemon_RSE_v2.0, Titanic 200 GM-GS v1.2,SGM, Deltarune, and Earthbound Soundfonts. wavbvkery - Old School Drum Kit), Google Docs, Trello

Estimated work hours
235

License
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

Short description of the game
When we found out the theme was “Space” we came up with the idea of not only the setting taking place in Space, but the theme of two lovers being split apart. The whole game is about reuniting the two lovers, thus closing the space between them.

Development Process
We drew inspiration from the game Celeste, we knew we wanted to do a narrative-driven platformer. We settled on using Unity as our game engine, and having a pixel art design. Initially, we had plans to implement an oxygen & dash meter, but it wasn’t feasible with our skillset and timeframe. It was most of the teams first time making a game so we came across a lot of challenges. One challenge was collaborating through GitHub and having to overcome and figure out merge conflicts. The grapple mechanic is still something not everyone in the team can agree on, but we all can agree that figuring the game out was a great learning experience.

Did you work in a multicultural/multilingual team over different time-zones?
No