This project is a mobile-enabled “running game” to promote the “GoRun” line of running shoes for Skechers. It was intended to be released with the “Mr Quiggly” superbowl ad by the Siltanen & Partners agency, which ranked 3rd “most liked” superbowl commercial of 2012. It has powerups that allow the player to run faster/jump higher, and links to a store locator (naturally) and leaderboards, and it was created using the ImpactJS HTML5 engine, which allowed me to easily port it to iPad, iPhone, Android, and browser-based platforms.

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This is a game made for MolyJam 2012, a 48 hour game jam hosted by Magic Pixel games in Culver city. Programming by Eric Medine and Jessica Kim, art by Joshua Harris and Cat Sze. You have to progress thru the level, using radiation to open doors, find secrets, and kill enemies. Super fun to build and not so tough to program– we used the Box2D engine so we could easily do multiple levels… except we ran out of time before we got to make more levels!