Resource Rescue
Retro Gaming Meets Environmental Action
Eco-Friendly Theme
Explore recycling and clean energy concepts through gameplay
Retro Style
32-bit platformer aesthetic
Play Anywhere
Works on desktop and mobile as a progressive web app
Open Source
Free to play, contribute, and modify under MIT license
Resource Rescue is a retro 32-bit style platformer game featuring Salvius, an open-source humanoid robot built from recycled materials. Created to celebrate Earth Day, this game takes players on a journey through three unique levels where environmental themes and sustainable practices are woven throughout the gameplay.
The Story
Salvius awakens in a desert landscape, missing crucial components. Navigate through challenging terrain to collect five essential parts: a battery, motor, wire roll, gear, and circuit board. Each level brings new challenges and reinforces the importance of resourcefulness and environmental stewardship.
Game Levels
Level 1: The Desert
Navigate the desert landscape using arrow keys or WASD controls. Jump over obstacles and collect 5 essential robot parts scattered across the terrain. Press Shift while moving to run faster!
Level 2: The City of Scrap
Navigate through a junkyard while avoiding rats that will damage your circuits. You have 3 lives (batteries) - jump over obstacles and rats to reach the radio tower at the end of the city.
Level 3: The Radio Tower
Switch to vertical platforming as you jump from platform to platform, climbing to the top of the radio tower to broadcast an important message about environmental preservation.
Support Open-Source Robotics
Resource Rescue is just one small part of the larger Salvius Labs ecosystem. We're working on creating open-source robotics projects that focus on recycling, environmental preservation, and sustainable technology.
Ways to Contribute:
Contribute Code
Have an idea for a new level or feature? We welcome contributions that align with our environmental and educational themes. Check out the game repository for open issues and contribution guidelines.
Become a Sponsor
Support the development of Salvius and other open-source robotics projects. Your sponsorship helps us continue creating free educational resources and advancing sustainable robotics technology.