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The hackathon was a game jam in which 260+ college students participated as teams, and then there was me, a 14-year-old teenager, solo. The theme “beneath the surface”. The theme required you to build a game in which the player was either playing/moving under the surface, or its goal was to go above the surface in the game using game mechanics, or anything related to the theme “beneath the surface”. This was my first hackathon or any tech-related event, so I tried to socialize as much as I could to increase my tech social circle. I started to work on my project as soon as the event started, and keeping the theme in mind, I made a game named “Glitch World.”
The game was based on the concept of not seeing glitches as bugs but as features. It starts as a regular puzzle game, you spawn in a 2d world where you are a cube and have to navigate towards a portal which will take you above the surface, but you are trapped inside a boundary as a cube, and the portal is also enclosed in a boundary. So, you have to use glitches(which are also game mechanics) like phase(wall hack), gravity flip(flips gravity), and many others to complete 20 levels. I made this game to stand out, I used this concept, and it worked by helping me achieve 14th rank among 260 participants.
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This is is a website I made for the STEM Club of Aroma, It a club led by students at Aroma College in Chitwan, Nepal. The whole point of the club is to make STEM actually fun and not boring By doing real projects, having a chill community, and learning at your own pace. I built the site to give the club a proper online presence.
The site has a few pages. The home page gives you the vibe of the club. The programs page lists the events they've done, like Cyber Utsav 2.0 (a hackathon in Chitwan) and IT Fest 2.0, which had workshops for game dev, robotics, and graphic design. There's also an about page where you can see the four student team who lead and run the whole thing. You can directly contact them if you navigate to the contact page.
Because this program is run by students, it also has donation page for people who want to support the club.