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  "Normal" Gameplay

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  Challenge 1 - A

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  Challenge 1 - B

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  Challenge 2

FA Studios

What is it?

A parody of EA's anti-consumer business practices, where the player has to get around the paywalls through hacking minigames.

Who are we?

davidli3100

Highschool Student going into Grade 10. Mainly works on the MERN/MEAN stacks, some Python and Java here and there

ihasan98

jhthenerd

Grade 10 Highschool Student, who mainly does C++/Java, but knows some web dev and some Unity.

What technologies did we use?

• Phaser
• jQuery
• CSS
• Bootstrap
• Javascript
• Node.JS
• Express.JS
• Digitalocean
• .TECH domain

Why did we build it?

EA has been criticised many times for their anti-consumer practices, including pricy lootboxes, numerous paid DLCs, and the pay-to-win nature of many of their games. We felt that parodying them would be an interesting and unique concept for a game.

The game also presents an interesting opportunity for aspiring young coders to experience a more minor infosec/"hacking" experience, including a terminal based hack that instills some programmatic thinking in them. We hope to expand this game to much more challenging hacks, for people of a higher level. (Such as neural network based Captcha solves, or XSS)

What are we proud of?

It actually works TM

What could we improve on?

when 7 people in total couldn't troubleshoot one pesky modal

What have we learned?

don't use modals

TO-DO

• [x] Level 2
  • [x] Hacking Minigame
• [ ] Level 3
  • [ ] Hacking Minigame
• [ x] Intro menu
• [ x] Sound Effects
• [ x] Background Music
• [x ] Memory for CMD Prompt

Built With

• css
• express.js
• html
• javascript
• node.js
• phaser.js