Brogguts

Brogguts is a real-time strategy game based in a dim future where space trash has become the universal currency. Play through 15 story-filled levels in the Campaign or develop a colony of your own in the BaseCamp mode.

---- Backstory ----

Thousands of years in the future, the human race has colonized and populated all of the inhabitable planets in the Milky Way galaxy.

By nature of our kind, we scavenge and devour all natural resources on any planet we can. Over time, all of these worlds become wastelands abundant with landfills and continents of trash.

After many generations of this repeating pattern, the human race slowly realized that space itself is the largest empty void they have access to, and can easily be used as their collective "landfill."

Then, after hundreds of years of planets jettisoning their trash off into their galaxy, it finally started to catch up to them. Space trash, also referred to by many as "Brogguts", started to gather and form giant masses, some even the size of planets.

One extremely bright human spends his life dedicated to solving this problem of dirty space. He eventually comes up with a low power process that can convert this trash back into usable energy. He also discovers a way to refine brogguts into an incredible sturdy metal, used for creating advanced space craft and structures.

Brogguts have become the currency of the galaxy, and where there is any form of currency, there is war. Space pirates, battling corporations, even government conspiracies are all the driving factors in the current state of the human race.

---- About ----

Brogguts is an RTS (Real Time Strategy) game developed by James Lockwood under the supervision of Ming Chow at Tufts University.

The goal was to create, from scratch, a fully functional RTS engine for the iPad and demonstrate various elements of gameplay on top of that engine. Any comments and questions regarding the game itself or development will gladly be answered.

---- Support ----

If you have questions, concerns, funny jokes, or generally just anything you need to get out of your system, send them to the support email address: [email protected]