Repara Mania

The game Repair Mania is a software that was developed by the students mentioned above from the Computer Science degree course. The objective of the game is to perform repairs on circuit boards or other circuit components in a playful and dynamic way. The game has 3 phases: the board repair phase, developed by student Jaize; the Processor phase, developed by student Marcos Gabriel; and the Fuse phase, developed by student Marcos Vinicius. Student João was responsible for developing the navigation screens and integrating the phases smoothly, background sounds, character selection, and other settings.

In the Board Repair phase, the player's mission is to identify and remove the burnt capacitors from the motherboard. To do this, they must correctly use the tools available in the tool panel, such as the soldering iron, the solder sucker, and the tweezers.

After removing the damaged capacitors and discarding them in the trash can, the player must return to the panel, select new capacitors, and install them in the correct locations on the board, again using the appropriate tools to fix them correctly. Once all substitutions are complete, the player is directed to the victory screen, where the total completion time for the phase will be displayed. Based on this time, the player receives a confetti rating:

3 confetti: if completed within 30 seconds;

2 confetti: if completed between 31 and 50 seconds;

1 confetti: if the time exceeds 50 seconds.

In the processor phase, the player learns to correctly identify and install the processor on the motherboard. The objective is to position the component in the correct location, simulating the real process of assembling a computer. By clicking on the processor, the player can drag it to the motherboard socket; when the connection is made correctly, a confirmation message is displayed. This stage has an educational and interactive focus, helping the user to visually understand how the processor is installed in a PC.