Synopsis

Wanna earn money? Welcome to the world of resale! Buy for cheap, sell for a fortune.

It's Black Friday and prices are at an all time low. Be the quickest and buy all the products you can get, and obtain all the coupons you can to spend as less as you can. 

Buy all you can, sell it for the original price and enjoy the profits!

Gameplay

Buy items at low prices so you can resell them at their original price and make a profit. Collect items and avoid getting caught by other customers. You will have to get to the checkout to buy the products. Along the way you can collect discounts that will make your purchase cheaper.

You'll find the objects in items baskets scattered around the store. when you pick up an object, the clients will follow you, if they touch you, they'll make you drop all the items in your hands. You can stack a max of 6 items in your hands, but BEWARE. Each item you take will make you go slower. The number of clients will increase in time. You can also find coupons that will lower the price of your purchase.

In the upper right corner of the screen, you'll find how much the items are gonna cost you. To buy items, you'll have to get in front of the cashier. In the second level you'll have to be to his right or left.

Controls

• Movement: WASD / Arrows.
• Grab objects/coupons: get near them. The more objects you have, the slower you'll run (max 6 items).
• Clients: they'll only chase you if you hace an item in hand. If you're touched by one of them, you'll loose all of them. As time passes, more clients will get into the store.
• On the top left side of the screen you can check how much is everything you're going to buy.
• To sell the items, get infront of the cashier. In Level2, you'll have to get to either side of them.

Game context

This game was made for an assignment: make a game with the theme "Get It". This is a prototype, a proof of concept made in 1 month following this theme.

Credits

All: Game Design.

Miriam López and Juan Ramón Torres : Main Programmers

Hugo Domínguez and Zecheng Wu: Level design

Hugo Dominguez and Agustín Campos: Music