Dahlia: The Onion Witch is a 2D Top Down narrative Survivor/Bullet Heaven game jam about growing a plant-like "Antipal" creature and going out to gather food alongside it.The game happens over five days. You start by harvesting food off of enemies in traditional Autoshooting survivor gameplay alongside your Antipal, then you go back at night to feed it for it to evolve by the next morning.Your Antipal's appearance and dialogue changes based on which food you collect and it gains new abilities with every growing stage, eventually outclassing you in combat prowess by the end of the game.This was a 4 people team project realized over 7 days in Godot. I handled the majority of both code and game design. This was submitted for the Godot Wild Jam #79 "Growing" and earned 13th place in the overall rankings over 178 total submissions. It also earned 2nd in Accessibility.Play it here

               Shark Ninja Slaying: Ascension of Styx is a 2D Infinite Autoshooter about upset construction workers climbing the Styx river in protest of their unjust fate and slaying any Shark Ninja blocking their path.You control a skeleton crew shooting projectiles automatically. By switching them left and right you can adjust their aim and carefully position them to get the best use out of their unique abilities.These abilities include slowing hit opponents, shooting diagonally, shooting long range, piercing through enemies, reducing cooldowns, or one-shotting hit enemies and can be combined together to create custom hybrids skeletons benefiting from both effects at once.This project was made in Unity with a friend in separate sessions totaling around a few days' length. I shared the game's design with him and handled most graphical assets.

               I made two board games: Ilodragon (image 1 & 2) and CollectoQuest (3 & 4). The former being a tile placing game about terraforming an island to welcome your Dragon family and the latter being a push-your-luck card game about looting a dungeon and defeating as many enemies as you can.Both of them are very quick games who's average lengths center around 10-15 minutes. My goal with these was to make games I could easily explain and start playing with no fuss no matter who I was playing with.Ilodragon in particular proved to be pretty successful at creating fun sessions where people would chain multiple games back to back, sometimes with people joining in the middle of a session and being able to pick up the game right away.In that game, you are given cards with tile patterns to replicate on the board to get your dragons out, but you must install them on a Biome (network of identical adjacent tiles) in order to win. The constant shifting landscape makes it a pretty replayable game.

               Room 604 is an old school style Survival Horror vertical slice mixing fixed camera angles with first person sections. You play as Anna, a young psychic getting kidnapped into a sinister occult hotel who meets Laura, a late victim who lends her her arcane powers to use against the invisible monsters lurking around the halls.The game follows a traditional Resident Evilesque formula of puzzle and combat featuring inventory examination and item combination. At any time you can activate your Psychic Sight to become immobile but gaining the ability to see enemies and attack them in first person view.This project was done in Unreal Engine 5 with a team of around 7 people in 2 and a half months. I handled the level and puzzle design which, I frequently had to do-over entirely in order to adjust for our increasingly shrinking scope as the deadline got closer and closer.Itch.io page (French Warning)