I’ve been tooling around as a self-taught programmer for nearly ten years. I’ve developed a variety of games and game-adjacent projects that have had The following are a collection of those that I’d like to share. There are others; twisted, unfinished things that, while quite educational, are best left in their drawers.
Most of these will be projects I’ve done on my own, with contribution from folks with specific skills I just don’t have like how to record audio, or draw (really my hands are just not meant for any artistic endeavors). There are some team efforts, specifically gamejams I’ve been lucky enough to be a part of in the past. I’ll point those out as such.
My current field of expertise include:
In all, I’ve spent several hundred hours programming in each of those languages and game engines. I got my start modding the StarCraft 2 engine, particularly hijacking the scripting layer in order to implement my own (simplified) physics engine. That got me started with a habit of designing and engineering gameplay systems from the ground up.
Related to the last one. More experimentation. Aiming for a pulp-fiction-seen-through-a-1980s-horror-movie-vibe. — You’re asking me why I’m doing this? I could say that it’s my…
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** So this is a small experiment I did in order to define a character I’ll be writing about for a new project. It’s, like…
In this post I’ll be breaking down some of the approach I took and lessons I learned from working on the design for a GameJam…
This is a diagram of an encounter I ran for my current Pathfinder campaign. The party ventured into a mangrove swamp to find a lost…
This is the final writeup I did for a Heavy Gear campaign. We got lost in the scheduling muck of the end of the year…
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