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Password Panic

Password Panic is a challenging puzzle game where each task, simple as it seems, becomes more and more challenging.

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Earth is in danger, an asteroid is going to hit, destroying all life, luckily there is a laser prepared to fire at the asteroid and save the world from certain doom. You play as a laser operator in charge of firing the laser, but....

You forgot your password.

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This game was part of the Brackeys Game Jam 2025.1 with the theme 'Nothing can go wrong...'.

 

I was in a team of 4 and developed game within one week.​​​​

My Involvement

For this project, I was credited as a Writer and a 2D Artist. I was responsible for writing up E-Mails for the game, coming up with clues and hints within those emails.

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As a result, I made a total of 20 Emails for the game. each one being different and tell a story which involves the player character, some of them are professional business emails while others were exaggerated, friendly emails. there are 3 storylines in the emails, one involving the place and how there are major layoffs for the operation, second is from Fred, a guy who wants to be the player character's friend and a sister of the player character who wants to talk to the player character. you can find some samples of these emails on the link to the right.

Icons and Backgrounds

For 2D design involvement, I made the icons for the game computer, with the green old stype background, I went for a old style computer icon approach.

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E-Mails

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Laser

Controls

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Settings

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Notepad

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Personal

Data

(Note: 'Personal Data' was part of an idea that was later scrapped due to rearrangement with the challenges)

another 2D art I made is the sky background that appears behind the window and behind the 3D Astroid, the sky and mountains are 2D sprites that are placed carefully to give the illusion of a 3D open area.

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When I placed the sprites into the environment, I tested to see the visuals and make sure there are no issues such as missing spots, especially when interacting with different parts of the table, as the camera moves around. I belive I done a very good job with creating the sky illusion.

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Sky background

Mountain Forground

Final result

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