Cyberpop: Frequencies

Game was created as a submission for the Global Game Jam 2025 using theme word Bubble and a few diversifiers.

Check the game out here: https://globalgamejam.org/games/2025/bubble-gun-5

Enterprise City, Boba District, 2025.
What started out as an easy-to-fix leak has spiralled into a block-wide catastrophe. Stored vapors leaking from Fizz Co. Inc. gas containers are gushing into Enterprise's streets, forming hazardous bubbles that are swallowing up the already sparse supply of oxygen.
As part of an Operation Deviation Onsite Response unit (ODOR), it is your job to clean up the
result of this unfortunate structural malfunction and dispose of every bubble you see.
Please note that, due to recent budget cuts, you are supplied with a transitional oxygen tank model
to accomadate you while performing your duties in this challenging environment.
To compensate, you have been given an emerging combat prototype developed by General Acoustics. This state-of-the art weapon is charged solely by the power of your own voice! So remember: "No more need for rounds, only sounds!"
This message was brought to you by General Acoustics. Where others whisper, we roar.

Cyberpop: Frequencies is a voice-controlled rail shooter. A microphone is required to play the game. The main menu lets you setup your max voice volume.
Shooting: Press Space or one of your Gamepad Buttons to shoot. The range and fire rate of shooting is affected by the volume of your voice: The louder you speak, the faster you fire, but with reduced accurarcy.
Aiming: Use your Mouse or the Left Joystick to aim your crosshair where you want to shoot. The size of the crosshair represents your accuracy.
Your current volume is represented in the bottom
Oxygen: As you shoot bubbles, your oxygen bar at the top of the screen will deplete. If it runs out, you lose. Refill your oxygen bar by bursting bubbles using your gun, but be careful:
Not every bubble should be popped!

Created in a team:

• Boris Barczyk - Systems Designer
• Michał Pikulski - Gameplay & Level Designer
• Vincent Treder - Systems Designer & Producer
• Luisa Naldzhiyan - UI & Environmental Artist
• Marina Pencheva -UI & Environmental Artist