At a Game Jam themed around Music, I teamed up with two colleagues to create a rhythm game called 'Mus1c!'. The game challenged players to press buttons in sync with the beat to score points and chain together exciting combos.

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My main task was to design and implement a robust architecture to handle the game’s entities, specifically, the musical notes. This involved creating systems for spawning and despawning notes dynamically, ensuring smooth gameplay and performance. I also implemented an incremental scoring system, which added a satisfying layer of progression as players racked up points.

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To streamline my workflow, I reused the Object-Oriented Programming (POO) architecture from a previous project, 'Catch the Pigeon'. This decision made my gameplay programming significantly easier, as I could build on a proven structure while adapting it to the rhythm game’s unique mechanics.

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​The project was a joy to work on, and collaborating with my teammates felt seamless. Together, we delivered a polished, fast-paced rhythm game that captured the spirit of the theme and the excitement of the Jam!