Circuitry

WolverineSoft Studio presents

You're a robot. Beep boop. Now mow them down.

Circuitry

Circuitry is a 2D top-down twin-stick roguelike shooter heavily inspired by 2015 indie hit Nuclear Throne. The player is a robot with the ability to dash and wield guns. Guide them through an infinite journey as they make their way through dangerous abandoned wastelands, run down by hostile and armed drones.

WolverineSoft Studio

Circuitry was created by a 25-person team at the University of Michigan's WolverineSoft Studio, a semester-long voluntary student games studio. It is an educational case study on Vlambeer's Nuclear Throne, and takes heavy inspiration from its UI and game mechanics. This project was in development from September 6th, 2020, to December 6th, 2020.

Credits ProducersAmber Renton
Nico WilliamsArt DirectorsGeorge Castle
Rachel LiuAudio DirectorsBradley Gurwin
Logan HughesDesign DirectorMatthew RaderProgramming DirectorBilly BostickPod LeadsAngela Salacata
Brandon Schulz
Natasha Badami
Naveen Sabharwal
Rachel LiuArtAmber Renton
Dilan Huang
George Castle
Grace Ma
Kaavya Ramachandhran
Lisa Cao
Lucy Zhang
Naveen Sabharwal
Rachel Liu
AudioAhmad Faiyaz
Bradley Gurwin
Conor Egan
Emily Sulkey
Faulkner Bodbyl-Mast
Heidi Schmidt
Kevin Zhu
Kiva Nguyen
Logan Hughes
Steve KlingbielDesignBrandon Schulz
Brian Mealey
Eli Neumann
Matthew Rader
Rob SworProgrammingAngela Salacata
CheWei Wang
Kewei Han
Kristen Worden
Natasha Badami
Robert Keller
Seyhyun Yang
Zewen WuAdvisorAustin Yarger
MentorsJames Kotzian
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