Treeformance
Developed by Pranav Sukesh and Kenneth Enow under Professor Andres Bejarano of Purdue University's Department of Computer Science.
To be demoed at Purdue's Boiler Gold Rush 2026.
Overview
Welcome to Treeformance, a rhythm game where you construct Binary Search Trees, a classic data structure from any standard CS curriculum! Navigate your given tree node left and right on the beat to sort it into the tree!
If your current node is greater than or equal to the comparison node right below it, move it to the right! Otherwise, slide it to the left! Once you have no more nodes to compare against, lock in your node. Just make sure to dance according to the beat to maximize your score!
Multiplayer Keybinds
Player 1: WAXD on keyboard, or D-pad on the first connected gamepad controller, or the first input controller on a Twin USB Gamepad device such as Konami DDR Pads (Windows only).
Player 2: IJ,L on keyboard, or D-pad on the second connected gamepad controller, or the second input controller on a Twin USB Gamepad device such as Konami DDR Pads (Windows only).
Menu Navigation
← and → to move left and right.
↓ to go back.
↑ to confirm.
Game Controls
← and → to move the current node left and right.
↓ to go insert the current node once the final position is reached.
↑ to initiate an attack (Battle mode only).