Projects
A selection of game design, development, and desktop-system projects spanning worldbuilding, multiplayer systems, alternative controllers, local-first utilities, critical interfaces, and on-device computer vision.
These projects range from long-form worldbuilding and tight tactical play to Windows tools that make invisible systems readable, useful, and open to intervention.
Projects
One is a capstone puzzle platformer about light, darkness, and escort pressure. One is lean, immediate, and built around one dangerous job. One project is broad and story-heavy. One is built around simultaneous local multiplayer chaos. One turns one tank into a four-seat cooperation problem. One is a hand-tracked alt-control drone prototype. One is a looping interactive mystery about hidden sight, repeated deaths, and survival through careful choices. The newest desktop projects expose a recommender feedback loop and turn local facial tracking into playful meme physics.
Project 01
Lumber Climber is a two-player alternative-controller race where players chop, insert boards, and climb their physical tree stumps before time expires.
Competitive loop, physical controller fabrication, conductive wiring, and the Unity input bridge.
Project 01
Serial Deminer centers on one dangerous job: find buried mines, flag them, and clear the route before anybody else drives through it.
Core mechanics, gadget design, jam context, and a direct path to the playable build.
Project 02
A puzzle platformer set inside a cryptid containment facility, built around dual-state vision, readable escort behavior, and tense cute-horror atmosphere.
Capstone framing, a current five-level playable slice, dual-state puzzle design, and narrative stakes inside the Tineidae facility.
Project 03
Bullet Freeze is a local multiplayer elimination game where players move, freeze, choose strike targets, and resolve all hits simultaneously.
Systems design, phase structure, player readability, and prototype architecture.
Project 04
IDrive is an asymmetric cooperative tank-combat prototype where up to four players occupy one armored vehicle, claim distinct crew seats, and clear roaming enemy armor together.
Game design, crew roles, multiplayer architecture, and prototype scope.
Co-op role design, control responsibilities, ruined battlefield combat, Unity 6 networking, prefab inventory, and current scope risks.
Project 05
A third-person open-world action RPG where elemental swords, ancient machines, and imperial conquest all collide.
Worldbuilding, main-quest structure, side quests, and the systems that tie the whole adventure together.
Project 06
Modern Dronefare is an alternative-controller prototype where Leap Motion hand tracking turns the player into a remote drone operator.
Alternative-controller interaction, drone operator fantasy, gesture-driven control mapping, and prototype footage.
Project 07
Sight is a browser-playable interactive fiction project built around regained vision, repeating deaths, and the danger of letting the wrong people know what you can see.
A looping mystery about regained sight, secrecy, and surviving long enough to learn the truth.
Branching interactive fiction, repeated-death mystery structure, and a tense story built around secrecy and survival.
Project 12
An Alt Ctrl PvP party game where players compete with wooden butter-churn controllers, balancing repeated presses, pacing, and clog recovery.
Gameplay, controller fabrication, playtest findings, design exploration, and team credits.
Project 13
A collaborative Quest 3 mixed reality experience designed to aid researchers in understanding children with ASD, with story films, a star guide, physical face selection, and response-time tracking.
Research purpose, player journey, interaction design, results system, team credits, and Unity development.
Project 08
Gulp-Glub is a local-first Windows hydration companion that keeps a timer and water dock present on the desktop while growing an aquarium and collectible fish system around overdue reminders.
Ambient desktop UX, configurable reminders, per-monitor placement, local hydration history, aquarium progression, four water styles, and a persistent fish bestiary.
Project 09
Brainrot Feedback is a Windows desktop intervention that turns platform focus, inferred preference, and exposure priority into one visible recommender-system loop.
Critical interface design, attention modeling, WebView2 window coordination, privacy boundaries, and an optional diversity intervention.
Project 10
Face Signal is an on-device Windows prototype that reads seven visible expression categories and 66 facial landmarks, then maps them into responsive meme warps.
Local ONNX inference, stable expression switching, 66-point warping, hand-mapped meme media, and a native clean-output virtual camera.