Ola De La Vida

Ola De La Vida (the wave of life) is a three player co-operative game made for the global Game Jam in 2017.
It is a three player game where each player's physical movements are used to manipulate on-screen gameplay. To play, players must physically form the 'Wave of Life' by holding each others hands and our two maraca controllers whilst standing on Wii balance boards. Once the wave is active, players must shift their weight from one side of their balance board to the other in order to tilt their part of the on-screen wave of life. Together, the three players tilt to and fro on their balance boards, whilst holding one another's hands to help Luchador Piñatas to make it from one side of the wave (the screen) to the other. The winning team is the one which saves the most Piñatas before time runs out - but if the players let go of one another's hands or the maracas at any point, the game is over. The game was developed over the course of 48 hours by Mona Bozdog, Danny Parker, Lynn Parker and Alex Pass.