Middle School Students from Brooklyn College Community Partnership
Themes of Project:
Entertainment
About this Project:
"The game is about you getting hit by a car and going into a coma. An evil being puts you in a nightmare that you must escape from. A girl you previously tried to save is in the same nightmare with you." - Deandrew G. - Game Designer
Bouryoku is a choose your own adventure style game created with Twine. It is text based and may include images, animations, and audio.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise — Digital Sales Graduate
About
Heya! I currently work as a Digital Sales Graduate at Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE). I landed this role while in my final year of my Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Auckland, majoring in Marketing and Management. In my spare time I enjoy reading books and hitting the gym.
👏 Digital Sales Graduate at Hewlett Packard Enterprise — Emoti-Con Judge
Was very fun to play, very well thought out and I enjoyed the puzzle for the password. Consider adding some imagery to make it more engaging. Perhaps consider having a message to go along with it too.
Luís Pereira
Inetum Portugal — SAP Functional Consultant / Computer programmer / Translator
What I do all day at work?
In the IT area, my education is grounded in Full Stack Web Development and I am currently solidifying knowledge in Computer Engineering. Over the last 8 years, I completed several specific trainings in IT Support (Google), Computer Programming, Systems Administration and Networking, Python and I am finishing a certified training in UX/UI. Over this period, I developed projects in a pedagogical context as a Full Stack Programmer. Since 2022, I graduated in SAP (PLM, PS and EPPM modules) and I have been working as an SAP Functional Consultant since January of this year.
At the same time that I work in the IT area, I have been a PT-EN, FR and SP translator since 2014. I never fail to point out that technical knowledge can become empty if we do not attribute relevance to social and human knowledge and sensitivity. Therefore, my career would not have been possible if I had not completed a degree in History (2007), a postgraduate degree in Museum Studies (2008) and a degree in Educational Sciences (2014). All knowledge gives us the opportunity to choose what we want to be.
About
One of my main motivations is continuous learning along with multidisciplinary and such is reflected in my academic and professional path. Therefore, it is in Computer Programming / Engineering that I feel I can be useful, creative and able to combine my personal interests and knowledge acquired. Alongside the field of IT, I'm also a freelance Translator.
A gif that represents what I love the most about my job
A gif that represents my career path so far
The best piece of career advice I've ever received
"In meetings, remember that your facial expressions speak louder than words, so try not to look as confused as a penguin trying to fly when your boss drops an unexpected bombshell."
👏 SAP Functional Consultant / Computer programmer / Translator at Inetum Portugal — Emoti-Con Judge
It is a project that makes a difference. I consider it a very creative project, very interesting in the way it guides the user, it gives the feeling that the game gives the user a lot of freedom to explore new paths and reveals a mysterious side (and horrific :) ) that traps the user. The pitch is quite good, it captures attention quite well. This game reveals that its engaging features have been well crafted and promoted. As an example, I didn't need many seconds after starting to explore the game as much as possible. In practice, it was a great effort that brought a very good result. I would consider inserting more images (although the game doesn't need images to captivate your attention, which reveals that the script was well structured) and, in the part of introducing the password that turns out to be one of the first great moments of pure challenge for the user, like the strategy games that exist, would keep it as it is. It's hard to validate a social purpose in a horror game. Even so, the mystery and strategy involved in the gameplay, with minimal but very effective resources, created a small miracle in the field of gaming here. Your project reminds me of driving a kart vehicle for the first time. That is, we are quite exposed to the quality of basic aspects such as the script, the gameplay, the complexity of the resources, etc. In this case, thanks almost solely to your creativity, you managed to create a project that was surprising, challenging and, above all, quite intelligent. I loved every moment. Good luck!
Feedback from the Community:
👏 a High School Student
This game is pretty cool and very interactive. There were parts where I didn't quite understand what was going on tho and the passcode. Maybe add more as hints, to help users or be more specific on the instructions. Either way this was super cool and gave a horror feel to it!
Tanzina 👏 a High School Student from Thomas Edison
The game is very fun and interactive.
👏 a Community Member
This is freakin awesome!
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