Personal Work
The following games showcase work I did within Unity throughout my college career and beyond.
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Leaves and Schemes
Role: Writer, Programmer
This is a game I created for the 2022 Brackey's Game Jam on itch.io. The theme was something along the lines of, "things are not what they appear to be." Using the Japanese mythology of the tanuki as inspiration, my friends and I created a short little game where you play as a tanuki scamming people out of their money by creating objects out of leaves.
Maze Game
This is a game I created and worked on sophomore year of college, and later polished up a later spring of 2020. Inspired by Shin Megami Tensei, the player would navigate a first-person maze with a set amount of flashlight battery. Should the battery deplete, you lose. Reach the end of the maze, you win! Tyler Lyndon and I both put in a lot of effort programming the game, although he focused more on the level's design, while I made the mechanics.
Role: Director, Lead Programmer
Play it here on Windows!
Tire Boy
Role: Everything
This is the very first game I ever made. Even now, four years later, I'm still extremely proud of it. I also learned a lot from it programming-wise. In this game, you play as a little robot trying to collect gears and avoid wrenches. As you collect more gears, more wrenches spawn.
Hand of the Exorcist
Role: Director, Lead Artist
Play it here on itch.io!
This is a game concept I came up with senior year of university. The idea was a rogue-like dungeon crawler where you could pick the next room of the dungeon. In fourteen weeks, my team came up with this. I was the sole artist on this team, while Edward Maher was lead programmer, and Joseph Powell was level design and UI.