IT'S BUGGING ME!

Introduction

As part of the Melbourne Global Game Jam 2024, a team of 3, Kovalen, Nathan and myself Manjeeve decided to take on the challenge of making a game within 48hrs. The Theme given was "Make me laugh".

Description:

In a world where laughter is fuelled playful pranks and unexpected surprises, our concept revolves around the theme of "Make me Laugh.". With this in mind, we embarked on the endeavour to design an immersive gaming experience that taps into the amusing side of practical jokes.

Our vision materialized in the form of a static 3D environment where players find themselves surrounded by realistically rendered bugs. The goal is simple: engage in the exhilarating yet disgusting act of smashing these virtual critters. The satisfaction derived from this unconventional form of entertainment is bound to appeal to those who appreciate humor with a touch of the unexpected.

As we developed the concept, we recognized the importance of creating a balance between visual realism and the inherent comedic elements of the gameplay. The bugs are meticulously crafted to be both convincing in appearance and comically exaggerated in their reactions to being "smashed."

Moreover, we understand that laughter is contagious, and we aim to capitalize on the social aspect of gaming. Players can share their bug-smashing exploits, compete for high scores, and revel in the shared enjoyment of this unconventional gaming experience. Laughter is the currency of entertainment, our 3D bug-smashing scene seeks to provide a unique and hilarious escape for players seeking a break from the ordinary.

Launching:

The game will be launch for Windows/Mac game play, and later one will also be publish on Google play for android us to try. (This will be my first attempt to publish a game on google play so be sure to check it out).

Dream Team:
Manjeeve
Kovalen 
Nathan Rohner

Music and Sound Credits:
Michael: MBgov1133
Natasha: Nightrane
Jackson: MiniMangoMusic
Anusha: AnushaYComposer
Rob: sapuki
David: daviddeejjames
Aris Gino Diacolabrianos