CAAAAAAAAT!!!
A funny game about a long cat who wreaks mayhem!! Play as Mittens, a goofy cat that loves to create chaos around the house of their owner. Mittens eats some strange expired kibble however, and suddenly is getting long!!

This was created during the 2024 Global Game Jam.

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Chiba
Sokoban with a twist!

This game won first place for undergraduate capstone projects at Kennesaw State University's Computing Showcase (C-Day) in Spring 2023.

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Hemmorrhage
A fast-paced FPS action game with a focus on risky gameplay and dodging enemy attacks. Fight your way through hordes of grotesque creatures and make it to the end!

This game won first place for undergraduate capstone projects at KSU's Computing Showcase (C-day) in Fall 2023.

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Tread Lightly
Demo - a simple but challenging 2D platformer.

This game won first place at KSU's Global Game Jam and the Best in Georgia award at the Georgia Game Developer's Association in 2022.

Play the downloadable demo for Windows

• The earliest computer was an abacus, invented in Babylon in 500 BCE.
• The first digital general-purpose computer, called the Analytical Engine, was as large as a house and powered by 6 steam engines. It was designed in 1837.
• The world's first computer programmer was a woman! In 1843, mathematician Ada Lovelace wrote the first algorithm code for the Analytical Engine to calculate Bernoulli numbers.
• The term "bug" became the name for a malfunction in computer technology after a literal moth got into the Mark II computer that caused it to stop working.
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• Yelling at a hard drive will cause it to slow down.
• CAPTCHA stands for "Completely Automated Public Turing Test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart".

• The most obvious is how computing has connected more people around the globe than ever before. You can talk and even do a video call to see someone in realtime that is on the other side of the planet!
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• Barefoot Computing - at-home activities for kids age 4-11
• Google's CS First
• Scratch - create stories, games and animations
• Rapid Router - introduction to coding Python