Lifespan is an Interactive Media and Game Development Major Qualifying Project developed in the Unity game engine over the course of one year by six students. Lifespan is a first-person puzzle game in which the player affects objects in the environment by using a time-manipulation device. Designed with a unique spin on standard puzzle games, Lifespan seeks to add realism, science, and nature to the environment with new and interesting mechanics.

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Creator

• Tomson, Matthew Steven
• Silvia, Nicholas Adams
• Stockinger, William August
• Pelissari, Michael Alexander
• Ogren, Colin Lowell
• Grossfeld, Michael Lee

Publisher

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Identifier

• E-project-042213-173518

Advisor

• Zizza, Keith
• Rich, Charles
• Farbrook, Joseph

Year

• 2013

Date created

• 2013-04-22

Resource type

• Major Qualifying Project

Major

• Computer Science
• Interactive Media & Game Development

Rights statement

• In Copyright