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Portfolio
Here’s a look at some of the projects we have worked on recently, and some of the clients we have been working with.
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 Kinetikz 2
The imaginatively titled sequel to Kinetikz is here! Collaborating once again with Armor Games, we took the original game and made it better! Multiple targets, evil little kinetroids, a new control system, improved graphics and a remixed soundtrack - we think we’ve come up with one of the most original and challenging online physics games around. Go here to play it.
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 Twisted City
Twisted City is a promotional game for Cadbury’s new chocolate bar, the Creme Egg Twisted, which ties in with the T.V. advertising campaign. We were pleased to be contacted to work freelance on the project, concentrating on the game code and level design. Play it here.
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 Photoboxland
Our friends at Errorware asked us to code this cute little game for their clients Photobox.com. We popped down to London for a day to the Errorware studios to talk about their ideas for the game, and came back with a design brief to make a modern adaptation of the classic Sega game Chuchu rocket. Take a look here to play finished game!
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 Drawing Pad
It’s not all fun and games here at Andromedus Software - sometimes we do serious applications too! Our clients Notely.net asked us to create this online drawing pad for their student organisation website, which allows users to draw diagrams to add to their notes and save the output as an image file. Try it out here. This application is also available to license for your own website - just drop us a line for pricing information.
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 Kinetikz
Kinetikz is a fun and addictive game of skill and strategy, developed by Andromedus Software for Armor Games. The game utilises an advanced physics engine to simulate real life motion and collisions, something only recently possible in an online game.
Play Kinetikz
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 X-Hoc
X-Hoc is a fast and futuristic sports game developed by Andromedus Software for Bubblebox. Aimed primarily at a young male audience, X-Hoc was released in February 2008, and by the following month it had been played just over 1.3 million times and had appeared on 481 websites across the world.
Play X-Hoc
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 Catch a Mouse
Catch a Mouse is a fun physics based game by Errorware, written for Microsoft as part of their Advertising Awards viral marketing campaign. Errorware contacted us here at Andromedus Software to help out with the physics and level design aspects of the game. We were only too happy to get involved with the project, as it’s just the kind of thing we love doing!
Visit the Errorware site to play the game.
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