Circuitry

WolverineSoft Studio presents

You're a robot. Beep boop. Now mow them down.

Circuitry

Circuitry is a 2D top-down twin-stick roguelike shooter heavily inspired by 2015 indie hit Nuclear Throne. The player is a robot with the ability to dash and wield guns. Guide them through an infinite journey as they make their way through dangerous abandoned wastelands, run down by hostile and armed drones.

WolverineSoft Studio

Circuitry was created by a 25-person team at the University of Michigan's WolverineSoft Studio, a semester-long voluntary student games studio. It is an educational case study on Vlambeer's Nuclear Throne, and takes heavy inspiration from its UI and game mechanics. This project was in development from September 6th, 2020, to December 6th, 2020.

Credits

Producers	Amber Renton Nico Williams
Art Directors	George Castle Rachel Liu
Audio Directors	Bradley Gurwin Logan Hughes
Design Director	Matthew Rader
Programming Director	Billy Bostick
Pod Leads	Angela Salacata Brandon Schulz Natasha Badami Naveen Sabharwal Rachel Liu
Art	Amber Renton Dilan Huang George Castle Grace Ma Kaavya Ramachandhran Lisa Cao Lucy Zhang Naveen Sabharwal Rachel Liu
Audio	Ahmad Faiyaz Bradley Gurwin Conor Egan Emily Sulkey Faulkner Bodbyl-Mast Heidi Schmidt Kevin Zhu Kiva Nguyen Logan Hughes Steve Klingbiel
Design	Brandon Schulz Brian Mealey Eli Neumann Matthew Rader Rob Swor
Programming	Angela Salacata CheWei Wang Kewei Han Kristen Worden Natasha Badami Robert Keller Seyhyun Yang Zewen Wu
Advisor	Austin Yarger
Mentors	James Kotzian Jordan Ajlouni

Sponsors

The following organizations are supporting the next generation of world class game developers. Without their support, WolverineSoft Studio would not have seen the success that it sees today.

Arbor Interactive

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The University of Michigan’s ArtsEngine

ArtsEngine’s mission is to inspire, foster, and strengthen intellectual collisions and durable collaborative practices driven by the arts, design, engineering, and technology to fully maximize the potential of students and faculty on North Campus.

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