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2D Game
Republic of the Philippines
BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY
College of Information and Communications Technology
City of Malolos

8ft. Under (2D Shooter)

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2D Shooter
Version 3.0

Position Title
Name
Artist/Programmer
Zsannen Mariano
QA/Tester
Jennielyn Martin
Storyboard Artist
Patricia Camua
Writer/Storyboard Artist
Diane Usi
Programmer
Hendrick Acosta

Submitted to
Iana Christine D. Hilario
Instructor, CICT

Concept Vogomondo is a citizen of a small farm named Flabiel, who dreamt of being the best scientist in the world. He spent his life in formulating a medicine that could cure any kind of disease and at the same time increases life span for human being. Living in a farm is one of the limitations that he has encountered in making the formula successful, that’s why he ask the help of the city people who were very excellent in technology. But instead of expecting the help that he ask, Vogomondo was deceived by the city people by stealing his formula and selling it commercially. This causes Vogomondo so much anger that puts him to make revenge. He did not told the city scientist that the formula has two types and if the formula was not taken completely, it will cause infection making a person turn into some kind of a living dead. After a few weeks, almost all the people in the city are infected. Vogomondo became very mad and he ran off to a faraway cave and continues making formulas to infect more people. But Vogomondo has concerned friends; Rouin, Ririko and Krak-Krak. They don’t want this situation to be more drastic. They manage to make a formula to serve as an antidote. After completing it, they start they journey to search their lost friend Vogomondo and heal all the infected creature.
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The character must get to the end of the level by eliminating the zombies created by the evil teenage town boy from a faraway farm. There are different weapons

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