In Nothing Can Go Wrong, players are tasked with maintaining and rebuilding a bridge that is constantly under threat from random events. As pedestrians cross the bridge, unexpected disasters (like weather, animals, or malfunctioning equipment) cause sections to collapse. Your job is to quickly rebuild the damaged parts before too many people fall off or get trapped.

The game explores the theme "nothing can go wrong" by throwing constant chaos at the player, challenging them to keep everything running smoothly despite the odds. It’s a constant balancing act of maintaining order while embracing the inevitability of random events, reinforcing that even though things fall apart, there's always a way to fix them.

During the game jam, assets like the bridge model, pedestrian AI, and random event system were adapted from existing resources. The core mechanics and logic, including the bridge rebuilding mechanic, were coded from scratch.

Nothing Can Go Wrong was created by a team of three developers, each contributing to the design, code, and art assets. Through quick thinking and teamwork, we delivered a game that is both chaotic and rewarding.