In 2378, in a parallel universe called Nebulaëris, the Orion System shines like a beacon in the black immensity. It is an oasis of life in a sea of nebulae and dead stars.
You are Kornus, a talented aerospace engineer. Your childhood best friend, Thorne, shares your passion for space exploration. You grew up together, dreaming of traveling to the stars and discovering the secrets of the universe. But one day, your dream turns into a nightmare. Thorne is abducted by aliens from the planet XFE-462, a mysterious planet located in the Orion System. Your world collapses around you.
You can't imagine your life without Thorne.
You are determined to save him, no matter the cost. Using your engineering skills, you build a revolutionary rocket capable of traveling from planet to planet. It's a crazy bet, a suicide mission, but you're willing to do anything to find your friend. Your journey will take you through the dangers of space. But you will never give up hope. You know that Thorne is out there somewhere, waiting to be rescued.
tklet.mp4
Install the latest release of Python from here and install Pygame by executing pip install pygame
.
Note: If the pip install pygame
did not work for you, then try this:
- Windows:
python -m pip install pygame
- Mac:
python3 -m pip install pygame
- Linux:
python -m pip install pygame
Ensure main.py
is in the same directory as the other .py files and execute python main.py
.
First, download the filethrough our github project
Then, ensure main.py
is in the same directory as the other .py files and execute python main.py
.
The game is divided into 5 levels, each of which is divided into 2 mini-games:
The first part is a shooting game, like Angry Birds, where the goal is to launch your rocket into a planet's orbit.
projectile.mp4
The second part is a reflex game, where you have to update your ship's orbit information to successfully reach the planet.
orbital.mp4
If you have any feedback, please reach out to us at timothee.tacca@efrei.net, kim-lan.tran@efrei.net, thomas.loesch@efrei.net or evan.masse@efrei.net.