Valentin Saint-Jean

The project

It's 1974, five years after man's first step on the Moon. What didn't NASA mention? That this milestone led to the discovery of disco. When Neil Armstrong landed, he found more than just rocks. He stumbled upon a shimmering, iridescent substance with good vibes: dischorium. Scientists were perplexed. Marketing specialists were thrilled. The government? They trained elite secret agents to return to the Moon and extract the substance. But the dischorium wasn't unguarded. Groovy, slimy, and angry alien creatures were protecting it with all their might. You are André Malibu, one of those disco-fueled agents. Armed with a blaster and the power of rhythm, you'll fend off waves of groove-hungry invaders in a 2D top-down shooter where staying in time is synonymous with survival. André Malibu and the Groove Invaders is a week-long game jam project. The game jam's requirements were "Retro" and "Sci-Fi." The game offers a rhythmic experience set to disco music where the player must survive for a set time by shooting waves of enemies to the beat.