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Brody Brewster (GDD BS ‘25) and his game design team, HiveMind, developed Good Luck Valley, a singleplayer, 2D puzzle-platformer in which the player takes the role of Anari, a young girl who finds herself in a mystical spirit world during a complicated time in her life. Brody and his team entered their game in numerous competitions across the country, getting their work in front of panels of judges made up of gaming experts, computing development professionals, and esteemed RIT alumni. They were nominated for a Unity Student Project award.
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