Galactic Attack is an 8-bit retro-space shooter that I developed for the iPhone and iPad using Unity. The game was released on the iOS App Store during September of 2014.
The game includes a total of 40 levels (20 with the base game and 20 that can be purchesed as a level pack), 9 weapons, iOS Leaderboards, and In-App Purchases.
Chains is a simple puzzle game that was developed with Adobe AIR and ActionScript 3.0 primarily for iOS but it was also released on Android and available to play in a web browser. The video was the original release trailer for iOS and Android.
This is the second iteration of the game. The original game was developed for the Xbox 360 Indie games and also for Windows. The original game was developed using C# and XNA.
This was a joint project that I worked on with a friend who designed the art. The game design and programming was done by me.
This was a game that I programmed for the final project in my "C++ Programming for Game Developers" class. I worked with another classmate on this project who did the artwork and game design. This was such a fun game to work on. It allowed me to get my feet wet in teaming up with someone else in development of a game.
It was also a great experience to have the game design process done by someone else because it gave me an opportunity to see the development process from a different perspective than my own. It was great to see how that process was performed and communicated between me and my team mate.
The game engine that I used was Dark GDK which was used for the graphics and audio.
This is a remake of Breakout that I made with Java. It has a total of 10 singleplayer levels and 5 levels where you can play against an AI.
This was a great learning project for me as I applied many different things to it such as collision detection, sound, artificial intelligence, and small animation clips.
This is a game prototype that me and colleague developed using Unity 3D. The idea was to create the opposite of a tower defense game where you play as the creeps.
I did all of the programming and my colleague did all of the 3D models and art.
This is a simple demo I created with Unreal Engine 4. When the engine was first released, I wanted to dive into the code and develop a quick demo with it and this was the result of that effort.
This is a simple RPG prototype that I created using C# and Unity. It includes simple character animation, point-and-click movement, save/load system, and save game slots.
This was a remake to the very first game I ever made. It's a very simple puzzle game where you must escape by avoiding the spikes and enemies. The game was programmed with HTML and JavaScript.
This is one of the very first games that I developed with simplified level design principals that allowed me to easily make and modify levels. Building this game was a great experience for my stepping stone towards object-oriented programming techniques.
This is a simple game that I worked on to test out double buffering and particle effects. No sound was ever added and the gameplay and graphics were intentionally kept very simplified with only a single enemy that fires randomly.
The game was programmed in pure Java and was not hardware accelerated. This was a very nice learning experience for particles and double buffered frames.