Called "End of Eros", this project was a collaborative one between myself and 20 other students. Fully capable to play online with others in 1vs1 or 2vs2 style combat, this game utilizes client-server networking. It'll always be available to play - as long as you have someone to play with.

I developed a lot of the architecture for
the characters and how all their parts communicate, the online features for connecting players to lobbies, and the game logic for calling events at the right time. (Made w/ Unity & C#)

I'm a big fan of ocean themed games! I just had to make a few of my own. This is one of my favourite personal projects, combining many different elements of simpler physics simulations and then trying to see what was fun.

This implements a framerate indepedent projectile motion for the cannonballs, with wind affecting the trajectory (as well a tornado that spawns and roams the area). Most assets were crafted by me in this one! Was my first foray with technical art as well, and from it, a discovery of a new passion. (Made w/ Unity & C#)

Needing to learn the Unreal workspace, I made some very focused projects for learning goals. The first that is heavily using blueprints, custom components and interfaces to make a game with many swappable equipment pieces. The second that is in C++ with as few blueprints as possible to challenge myself with the different methodologies.

You can visit the repo here if you want to download & see the blueprint focused prototype, and click the button below for the one more focused in C++.

Inspired to create my own simulation based off of the great Catlike Coding, this sim has a basic character being able to move in complex gravity scenarios. (Made w/ Unity & C#)

As the gravity changes, so does the players orientation. Includes custom rigidbodies as well, allowing objects besides the main character to be affected by the unique gravity environment.