Eirika and Noelle Making Out

This is a solo-developed personal project inspired by the Roblox game, Miner's Haven. It's a 2D game where you design a factory where little widgets go through machines and get upgraded. It's also a dating simulator; using certain machines to upgrade your materials will increase your affection with three different characters.

At present, the primary gameplay loop is nearly done; there's even a rudimentary crafting system. Unfortunately, I need to both balance the game and create the assets.

Submitted to EGD x SGDA Spring Game Jam 2023. Game Jam themes (we used all of them but didn't have to): Legends Never Die, It Spreads, Bees, The End is Nigh

You are the Zombee - a bee infected by a zombifying parasite. Destroy the hive and kill the queen. But your host is slowly dying; you'll need to weaken and infect a new host. But be careful! You can only sting once, and if your prospective host resists you, you'll die!

I programmed the randomized procedural generation and I designed the rooms and encounters. I also implemented the parallax background and the zombify+possess mechanic, as well as made the music.

Platformer games always have their main characters running around. You know, using their legs. But what if we made a platformer where the player didn't have legs?

No Leg Up is a platformer where you control gravity instead of moving your player character. You can only change gravity every so often before needing to land.

I programmed quite a few of the interactable objects, like the spikes, springs, cannons, and ropes. I also made the music.

A Metroidvania about vampires, demons, and discovering what you are. Play as a tag-team pair who can swap back and forth to use different skills.

A personal project being done with a friend of mine. I'm doing the programming + music and they're doing the art.

Right now, it's actually somewhat close to a demoable state. A lot of abilities have been implemented, room loading is done dynamically, and there is a functional Hollow Knight-like savegame system using plaintext data serialization.

...except none of the assets happen to exist... and, of course, I would also have to do level design... and I needed to implement more enemy types...

A simple game where you try to block projectiles. Timing perfectly will conserve your shield energy.

I only worked on the music.

A Mario vs. Donkey Kong-like platformer featuring a little robot.

I only worked on the music. It's really good, though, especially considering the game's scope...

Submitted to the CPP gamedev club Halloween Horror Jam. Theme: Gift

A horror platformer where you must deliver a mysterious box while being hounded by creatures from the dark.

I programmed the player movement, box mechanics, and spider-robot enemy.

This game is... very jank and plays very interestingly, in no small part thanks to my code contributions. It has a special place in my heart as my first game jam game, though.

A top-down shooter where you, the Unity Mage, can recruit fallen enemies a-la Pokemon Mystery Dungeon. At any time, challenge the Dark Lord with your allies!

I did all of the gameplay programming. I was also the team lead.

...Admittedly, I was not very good at managing, and I'm not quite satisfied with how the game ended up. I think the boss fight is pretty cool though, and I'd like to revisit this game idea sometime.

Destroy the viruses in your vaccine ship! An arcade shooter where the player can copy enemy bullet patterns.

This is what I consider to be my first "real" game that I've ever worked on and when I started using Godot Game Engine. I'm very proud of this one, even now!

I worked on the player's shooting mechanics (including the copying), the enemy infrastructure, the charger and bomb enemies, and the enemy wave spawning system.

I also made the music and the sound effects.