Delivered a fully playable 3D co-op multiplayer party game in 48 hours for Global Game Jam 2020 around the theme "Repair".

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our RIPAir Flight to god knows where. The Captain has turned on the fasten seat belt sign. We are now crossing a zone of turbulence. Please return your seats and keep your seat belts fastened. If you see something wrong, please address it, as our cabin crew has all fled the aircraft. Thank you. RIPAir is an airline that takes low-cost seriously, so the principle is 'you fly yourself'. Try to keep the plane flying as long as possible by repairing the engines as they get damaged! And remember, 'FLYING IS BETTER WITH FRIENDS!’. RIPAir is a video-game that came out of Global Game Jam ’20, where our small team tried to create a small multi-player experience from the keyword “repair”. Essentially RIPAir is a video-game where two or more players can join efforts in trying to repair an airplane which is crashing, and each player needs to use their wrench to try and repair the failing engines. It was done in 48h across a weekend and we are quite proud of the end-result, as it turned out to be a funny little experiment.

RIPAir - GGJ'20

Rapid Jam Delivery: Engineered core gameplay mechanics, wrench-based repair interactions, and cascading engine breakdown states in 48 hours using Unity3D and C#.
Multiplayer Physics: Implemented physics simulation and multi-user coordination for players collaborating to keep a crashing aircraft airborne.

A physics-based arcade adventure game developed with Unity and C#, challenging players with high-stakes aerial mechanics.

RIPAir - GGJ'20

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