Robo Rumble

This game was made for an university assignment for Game Design. This game can only be played by 2 local players with 2 local controllers in a PC (Windows).

Background : 

The year was 2050, and humans have figured out it’s way easier to just send robots to do research in space than actual people. This way, they didn’t have to worry about food, water, or whether astronauts would make it back alive. They called this project Project PTS-3145, which didn’t mean anything. With this, they planned to create 2 AIs called CYBEL and PROTO to govern the space station up above to run their research, along with numerous robot staff. 

Their advancement of technology has allowed them to store AI replicas of people from the past and present, and they planned to grab the two of the smartest ones there to plug into the AIs. They nominated Albert Einstein and their astrophysics university professor they had once. 

However, someone accidentally attached the wrong file in the email attachment, and sent the AI data of the 2 dumbest ones instead. The team was facing a heavy crunch so they didn’t have time to test it, and so the AIs were deployed. 

Some time after Project PTS-3145 completed, CYBEL and PROTO were just messing around the space station, sending fake data back to the humans on earth to pretend like they were actually doing work. To the humans, it looked like they were doing so well, they decided to cut down the budget and resources spent up at the station as the AIs seemed to know how to be so efficient.

Upon hearing this news, CYBEL and PROTO freaked out. Being the 2 dumbest robots alive, their solution to this was to cut down their robot staff. They started to run a tournament where 1 robot per round would be eliminated through a battle of the last robot standing. And this is where the games begin. 

Credits to : 

Liyue Lim - 3D Character Model, Character Animation, & UI Design

Carin Octavia - 3D Platform & Trap Models, Trap Base Programming Logic, & Sound Designer

Matthew Willent - Movement Mechanic Programmer

Speed576 (William Lautama) - Lead Programmer & Project Manager