Game Design and Development
My main area of focus is Game Design (even though I have lots of skills in Game Development as well), I enjoy creating fun games with fantastic graphics, fun gameplay, professionally constructed programming, and interesting stories. Video Games are an art form where you can convey emotions and tell stories in a way that directly involves the player, and that's one of the things I love about it. I enjoy creating levels, characters, music, and UI for games. I have experience with game engines such as Unreal Engine, Unity, and GameMaker Studio 2, and I'm always ready to learn even more about game development and game design.
Throughout the last 5 years or so, I have made 3 "Big" games, with 2 of them releasing and the other one kept in development. All of the games I have made are playable on this site so I highly recommend you go check them out.
Captured Echoes
Captured Echoes was the first game I ever created, I was a complete beginner when I started with it and knew nothing about programming, game development, game design, etc. Luckily, I had several resources at my disposal including Youtube Tutorials, My 3 awesome teachers (Mrs. Sizemore, Mr. Lovelock, and Mr. Miller), Demo projects people uploaded online, and the GMS2 Manual. Using all of these things, I was able to create the game you see today in around 5 years. It was not a straight forward process, I would say I restarted on the game probably 5 times. Originally it was called Maroon, then Meteoric, and now the final game is called Captured Echoes.
Here's some pictures from Early Development!
Eventually, after working at it enough I created the final version we all know today. I feel this version is fun, entertaining, and captures my original vision from all the way back in 2020. I hope that all of you will enjoy and cherish this game as much as I do, as my first game it means a lot to me and it will always hold a special place in my heart.
Play Captured Echoes Today!
Untitled TSA Game
While working on Captured Echoes I began work on a TSA Game Design Project. This project was to create a game where you collect things. Unfortunately, I was so ambitious that I forgot 2 key things. I forgot to develop around the theme and I forgot to make the game playable in browser. Instead, I made an ultra realistic Unreal Engine Game where you go around scanning and collecting different creatures around 3 maps, grass, desert, and snow. The "game" was more of a proof of concept then a fun experience. It was really just me seeing how far I could push the boundaries of graphics. This resulted in a game that had stunning visuals but not fun gameplay, meaning this game was a failure by my standards.
Any Color You Like
Any Color You Like is the most recent game that I've made. In my opinion, it is probably the most fun game I have made so far! The entire idea behind this game was I wanted to focus on gameplay and overall fun after the dumpster fire that was the TSA game. I took inspiration from classic arcade games such as Pac-Man, trying to build a game that is quick to pick up but hard to put down. I feel as if I succeeded with flying colors (ironic since the whole game is about color huh?). I won't give to much detail about the game here as I want all of you to play it first, so here it is! Let me know what you think!
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