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Itch.io Page GameJolt PageYou are a reanimated skeleton trying to live a normal life, but the members of the nearby town want to seal you away! Luckily you have a trick up your humerus: a gun. Defend your graveyard in this low fantasy roguelike bullet hell by fighting off townsfolk and stopping their sorcerers from lighting the three altars that will imprison you in your coffin for the rest of time.
Work was done in collaboration with:
Gregory Cowles Jacob Gettig Ezra Schoeplein Steven XiaFor this project, I worked on an assortment of parts. I created the boss enemy, I worked on several different enemies, NPC logic, prompt system, tutorial logic, cutscenes, pedestal logic, death animations, and endless bugfixing.
This project was created in Unity and coded in C#. This was my third major Unity project experience. We used Atlassian's Jira software for project management, and we specifically made use of their burndown charts to guage how well we were on track. I used Paint3D to create a few textures. Additionally, my teammates used Aesprite to create a bunch of sprites used in the game. We also used OBS to record footage for our trailer, and we used Adobe Premiere to edit the trailer footage.
In developing this game, we researched several different bullet hell and roguelike games to understand the genre better. We researched games like Hades, Vampire Survivors, Brotato, The Binding of Issac, Doom, and Enter the Gungeon.
Pointforming is a 3D platforming game where you have to navigate in a near complete darkness environment. Use your scanner to "paint" the world around you and navigate from checkpoint to checkpoint. Find collectibles along the way to increase your scanner strength and width.
For this project, I completed everything solo. I implemented the player movement, "drawing" ability, level design, particle system, sound effects, menus, and background music.
This project was created in Unity and coded in C#. This was my second major Unity project experience. I used Atlassian's Jira software for project management, and I specifically made use of their burndown charts to guage how well I was on track. I also used Paint3D to create all the textures in Pointforming.
In developing this game, I researched several other 2D and 3D platformers to better understand common mechanics in platformers, as well as a general idea of what has been done already. Also, I initially researched if it was possible for me to create the "drawing" effect in Unity, which I quickly learned was yes, with a fair bit of math.
This is a remaster of the first area in the original Metroid game for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It also includes a custom level which features five new rooms and multiple mechanics centered around using a trampoline power-up.
Work was done in collaboration with Jacob Gettig.
I implemented a large majority of the player, including movement, inventory, animation, and weapons. I also implemented nearly all audio, and I implemented all collectibles. For the custom mechanic, I implemented the horizontal custom rooms, as well as the trampoline bullet and logic to spawn a trampoline after expiring.
This project created in Unity and coded in C#. This was our first major Unity project experience. We used Atlassian's Jira software for project management, and specifically made use of their burndown charts to guage how well we were avoiding burnout. We also used various other tools, such as GitHub for version control, Photoshop and Paint3D for spritesheet editing.
In completing this Metroid recreation, my partner and I used an online NES emulator, a real NES, and youtube videos of NES Metroid to get all of the features as authentic as possible. We also researched other NES games and compared them to Metroid to better understand the mechanics of Metroid compared to other games of its time.