Mechamania

Mechamania is creating a fully immersive VR experience. They developed a motion simulator which is used with a VR headset. Exoleap is the game experience developed for this motion simulator. This experience sends multiple players to another world to investigate and fulfil their mission.

• Team Size: 6-10
• Platforms: PC, In-house simulator
• Engine: Motor(in-house Engine), Unreal Engine 4
• Roles:
  • AI programmer
  • Gameplay programmer
  • Engine programmer
  • Hardware specialist
  • System administrator
  • Intern supervisor

Defend Your Friend

Defend Your Friend is a truly co-operative puzzle game. Both players are not just important, but vital - each with a unique role to fulfil. Through working together, combining their abilities and having each other's back players make their way through carefully crafted puzzles inside an imposing ancient temple. Getting to understand the inner workings of the temple, and hopefully venture off to freedom.

• Team Size: 12
• Platforms: PC, PS4
• Engine: Unreal Engine 4
• Roles:
  • AI programmer
  • Gameplay programmer

ButtonRealms

Button Realms is a VR Town defence game, where you save citizens from the evil that comes from the sea. The player can instruct the citizens to build buildings not only to develop the town but also to defend themselves. The player can also use the environment to knock enemies out or blow them up.

• Team Size: 26
• Platforms: Vive
• Engine: Unreal Engine 4
• Roles:
  • AI programmer
  • Gameplay programmer

Grandma Decibel

This is my first game I made in a team and a project at IGAD in year 1. Grandma Decibelle is rhythm game where the player plays Grandma Decibelle, a crazy old scientist who is really annoyed by the music of her neighbours. She builds a machine that can counter soundwaves if used right. The player has to produce soundwaves that are the exact opposite of the soundwaves which are being shot at the player.

• Team Size: 8
• Platforms: PC
• Engine: Unity
• Roles:
  • Producer
  • Gameplay programmer

Atlas (Navigation Mesh)

For my last year on IGAD I had the opportunity to do a personal project in which I decided to develop a navigation mesh. A navigation mesh is a collection of convex polygons which is used by agents to find a traversable path between 2 locations. Atlas is written in c++ and can be implemented in any engine that supports c++. I implemented it in Unreal Engine for testing

Pac-Man

This project was my first assignment on IGAD, I had to duplicate Pac-Man using the small engine the teacher made. The engine was very bareboned and designed so we could read and write on each pixel on the screen. The result of the project was a success and I received a high grade.