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Tracy Fullerton
Tracy Fullerton is a game designer, educator and writer with fifteen years of professional experience. She is an Assistant Professor in the Interactive Media Division of the USC School of Cinematic Arts and Co-Director of the EA Game Innovation Lab. read more...
Polarity
USC Intermediate Game Design & Development
An abstract action puzzle of attractive forces! Created by Justin Perez and James Miao in USC's Fall 2006 Intermediate Game Design class with instructors Tracy Fullerton and Peter Brinson. Play it now!
Noon of the Dead
University of MI at Dearborn Game Design and Implementation II
In Noon of the Dead you take on a role of a stone mason who after working for 247 consecutive days on a very large project gets his well deserved time off. However, instead of a quiet and peaceful rest he wakes up realizing that everything around him turned upside down. Equipped with various weapons, he must fight off these strange creatures in order to survive and find out what caused this to happen. Play it now!
Arcanosphere
USC Intermediate Game Design & Development
The Arcanosphere needs you! Help apprentice wizard Pendlebury guide his partner, the all-powerful Daud'ghe Bahl, through six perilous levels in order to save his world from destruction. Your wits, your coordination, and your reflexes all shall be put to the test in the race to save Arcanosphere. Created by USC Game Design students Bryan Haskell and Matt Dabrowski. Play it now!
Harmonium
USC Intermediate Game Design & Development
Create a song, note by note, to complete the fairy tale of HARMONIUM. In the game, players use lines of magical force to push and pull objects around the screen in a fun and addictive play style that is easy to learn but challenging to master as they attempt to create the melody that will reunite the heroine with her one true love. Created by USC Game Design students Jen Hollcroft, Jesse Vigil, and Jay Thornhill. Play it now!
The Mind's Eye
USC Intermediate Game Design & Development
In The Mind's Eye we intended to tell a complex story with simple mechanics. Our inspiration came from listening to independent bands around campus and from aborbing the emotional highs and lows of undergraduate life and trying to incorporate that into a puzzle game. Created by USC Game Design students Charles Mallison and Jared Sain. Play it now!
