VSEPR Venture Chemistry-based 2D RPG

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Developed by The Game Devs: Grace Ongchangco, Jeremiah Anderson, Kaiser Smith, Lindsey Wade

Directed by client Dr. Thomas Gluick

In partnership with Dr. Cengiz Gunay, Dr. Thomas Gluick

About this project: VSEPR Venture is a Chemistry based 2D RPG style of game. The player is given the name of a molecule and then is required to collect atoms to create the molecular structure that represents that molecule using the VSEPR Theory. The levels require the player to assess the Lewis structures and the placement of the electrons around the atom to successfully solve a particular molecule. The game features six levels, and then a test level that the player must complete to beat the game. This project was created using GameMaker Studio 2 and is written in GameMaker's proprietary programming language called GameMaker Language (GML).

Technologies: game-maker-2

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Over 2 semesters!

VSEPR Venture

Spring 2018

VSEPR Venture is a chemistry-based game with a 2D RPG feel to it. The game revolves around the VSEPR Theory and provides users with a unique way to practice what they've learned in their chemistry classes. This project was created using GameMaker Studio 2 and is written in GameMakers proprietary programming language called GameMaker Language (GML).

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VSEPR Venture

Fall 2018

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VSEPR Venture is a Chemistry based 2D RPG style of game. The player is given the name of a molecule and then is required to collect atoms to create the molecular structure that represents that molecule using the VSEPR Theory. The levels require the player to assess the Lewis structures and the placement of the electrons around the atom to successfully solve a particular molecule. The game features six levels, and then a test level that the player must complete to beat the game. This project was created using GameMaker Studio 2 and is written in GameMaker's proprietary programming language called GameMaker Language (GML).