Six people worked on ROOTKIT Rampage: five programmers, two of whom made all the art, animations, sounds, and one designer/producer. As the only designer, I was responsible for the majority of the game's mechanic and level designs, including the player metrics and their four abilities, the five enemy types with their metrics, and thirteen of the game's fifteen levels. As our team's producer, I also managed a kanban Miro board and ran post-work meetings where we discussed the work we'd completed so far, the work we still needed to complete to meet our goals, and if we needed to reevaluate the scope of the project. We spent the first night of the jam brainstorming and defining all of the content that we wanted our game to contain, eventually deciding to design and implement fifteen levels, four-player abilities, five unique enemies, and a visual aesthetic that looks like the game world was on the desktop of an early 2000s Windows PC. The next day, I focused on defining the player's abilities and metrics before moving on to the enemies. With my designs for the player, I was able to design each enemy type based on the player's abilities, where each enemy challenges the player differently, pushing them to use their abilities in new and creative ways. On the second and final day of the jam, I poured all my efforts into designing and implementing the game's fifteen levels, which I succeeded in doing. During the entire production process, I also advised my teammates when any aspects of the design needed to be clarified or defined, trying to keep the design and implementation of the game in line to create a cohesive final product.