Ada & Leo student work

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"taco of peace" by Eli
An irreverant and disturbing parable of peace and war, and tacos
"Monster Party" by Sam
This evolved from a simple hero-enemy chase into an experiment in chaos and multiple character control
"Lucia's Chomper Game" by Lucia
Lucia started by finding the perfect car, then built this finely tuned game of timing around it
"Senmeri Bounce" by Senmeri
Senmeri especially delighted in creating the intro and game over screens, and a custom wand controller
"Gyasi's Tank Game" by Gyasi
Gyasi had a powerful vision for this game, and worked to assemble art and build animations to fulfil it
"doggie doggie eat your bone" by Carmen
This game started with a nursery rhyme, and required fine tuning so it would not be too easy or hard
"shark attack" by Carmen
A story-action game with a character with a lot to say
"Balloon birthday" by Nina
Can you find all the interactive elements here?
"blast back" by Ames
A complex and violent game with simple controls, using custom backpack controllers
"Cat Lobster Catch" by students and staff of Ada & Leo
An experiment in two-player custom cooperative gaming, with custom controllers
"Game of Fireworks" by Carmen

Logo-inspired; the art required taking a screenshot of the game and erasing around the firework in GIMP

"space journeys" by Sam
The epic result of a storyboard-centered story design process
"The Cat" by Nina
The epic result of a storyboard-centered story design process. The final effect took a long time to create, and required layering two copies of the house
"why i don't go into caves" by Carmen
The epic result of a storyboard-centered story design process

Sometimes we make something simple to express one idea or feeling: