Blowfish is a game in which you control a blowfish in an aquarium. The blowfish collect points by taking the pearls that are dropped. You have to avoid the bombs. By taking a fish food can, the fish becomes a steel fish and can clear the bombs out of the way! The game works both in modern browsers and as an Android app. Sebastian Tiger helped with parts of concepts and graphics.
I worked on game design, graphics, web development with HTML5, and Android programming. I gained experience in Java development, graphics for Android games, and the LibGDX game framework. LibGDX also supports exporting to WebGL, which I found particularly interesting to explore further.
Here is the game
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