The speed of light: Middlesex University (BA) second-year project
In an era where the frontiers of space beckon the brave and the bold, the United States Air Force unveils its latest marvel: a spacecraft engineered to traverse the cosmos at the speed of light itself, aptly named “299 792 458,” the numerical speed of light measured in meters per second. Emblazoned with its call sign, this vessel represents humanity’s pinnacle of exploration and technological prowess.
Yet, as often is the case with groundbreaking advancements, the eyes of envy and malice are never far behind. Nations, driven by hostile intent and insatiable desire for dominance, covertly conspire to seize this technology, aiming to wield its unprecedented capabilities for nefarious purposes.
Amidst this brewing storm of geopolitical intrigue and shadowy machinations, Elia—a seasoned test pilot chosen for her exceptional skills and unwavering courage—ascends to the stars aboard the “299 792 458” for what is to be a routine test flight. Unbeknownst to her, the journey quickly spirals into a perilous saga when an enigmatic adversary launches a sudden, ferocious attack.
With the fate of the “299 792 458” and its revolutionary technology hanging in the balance, Elia finds herself thrust into an escalating conflict that stretches beyond terrestrial boundaries. As she navigates the treacherous expanse of space, evading and confronting threats, a broader conspiracy unfolds, revealing that the stakes of this mission extend far beyond the vessel itself.
The saga of “299 792 458” weaves a gripping tale of innovation, ambition, and peril, challenging the very essence of human courage and resilience. In the vast, unforgiving void, Elia must protect a technological marvel that could herald a new dawn for humanity or become the harbinger of its undoing.
https://github.com/DanielHenry40
Human Circuit Racers: Middlesex University (BA) third-year project
Setting: The game is set in a fictional town called Who’s Ville, a vibrant and whimsical place known for its annual comedic sporting event.
Plot: Each year, the townsfolk of Who’s
Ville stage a grand tournament to find the fastest and best racers in the town. This event is a highlight for the community, filled with
humor, excitement, and fierce competition.
Tone: The story will have a lighthearted and comedic tone, complementing the zany characters and imaginative courses in the game. This setting provides a fun and engaging backdrop for the racing events, adding depth and charm to the overall gaming experience
https://github.com/DanielHenry40
Portal Scramble: Alumni Project
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