Portfolio
Intelligent Games, Game Intelligence (IGGI)
Game Development 1 Coursework:
Photon Fury
A short "Bullet Hell" game comprising of 3 unique levels. This was a group project, including myself and two other students in the IGGI program. The purpose of this assessment was to enforce our game development skills, including task management, navigating a design cycle, and developer logs.
Game Development 2 Coursework:
Pulse
A tech demo meant to showcase a specialized programming skill. This project, done along with another colleague, focused on a shader programming mechanic, one that the player must utilize in order to navigate the scene.
City, University of London Projects
Advanced Games Technology (INM710) Coursework:
Keystone
A demo of a first person, single player 3D platformer. The project guide called for a variety of skills, such as 3D object rendering (with both meshes and primitives), camera techniques, AI, and virtual physics.
Computer Graphics (INM376) Coursework:
Time Trial Racing Game
A time trial racing game on rails. As the course was graphics oriented, the main focus of the coding was on the aesthetic. This showcases my work with shaders and graphics pipelines.
Game Development Process (INM375) Coursework:
Johnny Froggy vs. The Invaders
A third person tower defense game developed in the Unity Engine. The main purpose of this project was to showcase my competence with the Unity Editor and design a game based on unique selling points (USPs). The USPs I managed to include here were the Bermudian setting and environmental interaction (ie. mountable weapons).
Individual Project (INM363):
Building engagement in a classification data-analysis,
citizen science video game
My final dissertation for my Masters (MSc) in Computer Games Technology at City, University of London. For this project, I built a citizen science videogame centered around classifying fly photos taken by the French citizen science entomology project, SPIPOLL. The focus was facilitating player engagement.
University of Toronto (UofT) Projects
Game Design (CSC404) Coursework:
Forbidden Fruit
A competitive mulitplayer party game developed with the Unity engine. This was a group project that included sound design students from UofT, as well as 3D artists from Centenniel College.
Individual Project (CSC494) Report:
AR Sandbox Code Analysis and Augmentation
For my undergraduate individual project, I worked with The Knowledge Media Design Institute (KMDI) at UofT to map out and tinker with the open source code of the Augmented Reality (AR) sandbox developed at UC Davis.