#Circuit Crawler

Circuit Crawler is an Android game made by a group of Sage Hill School students as a Service Learning project. It was made in parternship with the Youth for Technology Foundation, and the proceeds of the game went directly to them.

The latest version of the game available here never make it to the Play Store, but it should still serve as an example of a game that was taken from concept to release. Because we had a deadline, we didn't overcomplicate or excessively abstract things. Features were cut, lots of things were hardcoded. For a game made without an engine, Circuit Crawler handles the following things in a reasonable manner:

• Hierarichal entity system
• Physics
• AI
• Triggers (elementary form of scripting)
• Level and asset management
• Input handling
• Abstraction of OpenGL ES

This project is released under the MIT license:

Copyright (c) 2010-2012 Lightning Development Studios <[email protected]>

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