Quentin Veillas, a student in his 2nd year of engineering, took part in “The Global Game Jam” last January. The objective of this worldwide event is to design a video game, as a team, in just 48 hours! This year, nearly 28,000 jammers from 104 countries were able to design nearly 6,000 video games on the following theme: “Lost and Found”
Quentin’s team, composed of 6 people (web developer, designer, sound designer), was able to develop, in just 2 days, a mobile application:“Shidôkan: The Labyrinth”! Through this video game, you will embody an apprentice samurai and you will have to guide him through a labyrinth! Beware, your path will be strewn with pitfalls and enemies that you will have to face! Will you be able to find the way out?
Download the mobile application here
![Application mobile Image 1](https://www.telecom-st-etienne.fr/b84ac/2021/02/Image-1-1024x473.jpg)
![Application mobile Image 2](https://www.telecom-st-etienne.fr/b84ac/2021/02/Image-2-1024x473.jpg)
Quentin says: “It’s a particularly rewarding experience, and it’s all the more satisfying to have a game that works from scratch“. In addition to fulfilling his role as game designer / scenario creator, he also helped with team cohesion based on the agile method: “it was a matter of briefing each team member on their tasks and pointing them in the right direction, as well as adapting to each other’s vocabulary”.