Eight-Bit-Style Game

This 80s-style action game integrated quiz questions into the gameplay and featured characters from the scientific revolution. This game is currently retired, but the game footage is still entertaining. The game's hero was a robotic soupcan named Tim who had to defeat robotic versions of Kepler, Galileo, Newton, etc.


We created the game engine and all the source code resources. Only the standard Android API was used. This involved a lot of work with Java, the Android API, and software design. We leveraged multiple design patterns for this project including Command, Mediator, and Observer.


A note about the gameplay: there are red, green, and blue circles on the right side of the screen that act as shoot buttons. The quiz questions that appear have red, green, and blue bullet points by each possible answer. To damage the enemy robot, a player must shoot with the button color that corresponds to the correct answer.



This robotic Galileo Galilei surrounds himself with the Galilean moons. The inner three moons are in true-to-life orbital resonance with each other.



This robotic Isaac Newton reverses gravity and throws apples at you.