This game was created for the Bloomsburg University's Institute for Instructional Technologies as an aptitude test to help students discover their interests. There are five levels with 3 questions per level. All the dialogue, questions and answers are stored in an editible XML file so that they can be changed later without having to recompile the game. I worked as the primary developer for programming and scripting the game. I also assisted in the instructional design and some of the graphics.
I've seen single image files online of a sheet full of sprites and I've wondered what their purpose is. I decided to create a game navigation system that puts these sheets to use. The displayed character is a sprite sheet that moves underneath a mask. The sprite sheet is constantly shifting and moving to give the illusion of animation.
A Stroop game tests the user's ability to recognize the difference between seeing a color and reading word of a color. This game is simple, it shows 5 random examples and records the response time and accuracy.
Level Design
TES: Oblivion Mod; Battle of the Bodies
Under Development
