Asterix & Obelix

One small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invadors. And life is not easy for the Roman legionaries who garrison the fortified camps of Totorum, Aquarium, Laudanum and Compendium.

A Students Project
Asterix & Obelix is a physics-based jump'n'run demo application developed by two master students at the Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences in the program Mobile Computing. The game is based on cross-platform technology which allows to compile and run the game natively on Windows, MacOS, Linux and Android - there is no emulator and no rom, it is a completely new implementation based on some fanmade graphics. The player controls Asterix through different levels in order to conquer the evil Romans who kidnapped the beautiful Falbala. Besides fighting Romans, players have to collect various power-ups for increasing their high score like magic potions. But be careful, you only have a certain limit of time to complete a level.

Technology
The game is based on libGDX (http://libgdx.badlogicgames.com/), a cross-platform framework developed by the Austrian game developer Mario Zechner. Moreover, the game makes use of the physics engine Box2D (http://box2d.org/) to provide more realistic character movement. Thanks to libGDX, the game is also available for Linux, MacOS and Windows.

Legal Notice
IMPORTANT: This game is a student's project developed at the Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences in the program Mobile Computing. The game was developed by Dustin Steiner and Fabian Wenny in the master course Mobile Games. The purpose of this demo game is to to show what students learn during their academic education in mobile games. The content in this game is protected by copyright and is used for educational purpose only. The developers do not claim any material that is protected by copyright and they will not misuse it for commercial advantage.

Recent changes:
* Improved controls
* New level
* New playable character
* New enemies
* Improved gameplay