This is a CS 426 Senior Project in Computer Science, Spring 2025, at the University of Nevada, Reno, CSE Department.

(out May 1, 2025)

ABOUT OUR GAME

Form Your Band

Form a band alongside 3 of your friends to start making music and becoming the best. Name your band and choose from a range of band members, each with different instruments and ways of making music.

The Guitarist - A punk rocker ready to make an electrifying debut and smash guitars
The Drummer - A grungy guy who can roll with the punches and play harder
The Bassist - A chill guy whose bassline can make anyone sound good
The Pianist - A bubbly jack of all trades who can play into any genre

Play Together

As you battle with the other bands, you'll be fighting against their music with your own. Attack to the beat of the music to deal increased damage and provide boosts to your team.

Build up your synergy with your band to unleash big team attacks, massively turning the tide of battle. Each band member adds their own flavor to the team attack, making it even better.

Fight Your Way to the Top

Join the Battle of the Bands Tournament and fight other groups to prove you're the best. Face a variety of bands with unique musical genres, characters, and mechanics as you climb through the ranks.

Do it Again

Now that you've topped the tournament and proven you're the best, try to do it again! The accuracy and score of your band are tracked through each fight, showing which band members were on beat and which were lagging behind. 

Battle against your old score to reach a new best or try out a new instrument you haven't before. Your bands total performance is also recorded, allowing you to compete with friends and other bands on the same device.

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PROJECT INFO

Who are we?

Cadenza (Group 11)

Cole Kauffman, Royce Ortega, Marlo Ongkingco, Nicky Victoriano 

with art by Daryl Casas

Advisor

Gunnar Wambaugh (Unity)

Instructors

Dave Feil-Seifer, Vinh Le

Project-related resources

Game Programming Patterns

Pushing the Boundaries: Advanced Game Development in Unity

Software Development Processes for Games: A Systematic Literature Review

Agile Game Development: A Systematic Literature Review

Unity Documentation

FMOD Documentation