This is our project for the 9th VandyHacks Hackathon.

Our idea is to create a simple solution for the hard of hearing to hear loud and possibly important things around them so they don't miss a thing. This will intially be a program running on a computer before we move it over to a phone app.

Ok so 14 hours in, we've pivoted. We are now making a texted based random event "game" that chronicles the life of a fish. The app will have a theme of conservation, and throughout the game we'll be hitting the player with insane fish facts and info on conservation.

Here is a link for a Google Doc with code and more information: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yoE4dRxoPT3SNynykN69WeN9sC5H90QV6f0RCZgU_yw/edit?usp=sharing
Here are some links for the competition

• https://vandyhacks.org/
• https://vandyhacks-ix.devpost.com/

• The turns will be short, and so the player will have to think quickly.
• In the end, your high score will be uploaded to a file (leaderboard).
• If you make it through a fish's life successfully, then you continue as their offspring. You go until you die.
• There will be random events, but the game will produce more environmental challenges as you progress through the years.