“What does it mean to be a Hero? Well, in the fairytale land of Albion, that is entirely up to you. With a dark threat looming, your choices will change Albion forever.”
I have worked as a Game Design Assistant at Playground Games, on the upcoming reboot of the Fable franchise.
Line/Dash is an Arcade-style Game / Multimedia Sculpture. The player has to "juggle" bullets, bouncing them across waves of enemies, in order to score the most points possible. The play is designed to procedurally generate intricate neon visuals and matching sounds, to create a hypnotic and engaging experience.
Mariposa Valley is a narrative adventure about a small-town shop clerk slowly uncovering the mystery behind the oddities of her town. It features a unique word-based puzzle system designed around the main narrative thread of the game: The sudden disappearance of words from people’s memories.
Mariposa Valley was developed as part of the Code Coven summer program. I participated as a game designer, collaborating with a team, and mentors, for eleven weeks in order to produce a demo.
An open-world free-form adventure, inspired by the loose and opaque quest structure of games like Dark Souls.
When I Said “It’s Ok To Be Cringe I Didn’t Mean Like That” is the largest-scale project I’ve worked on as a solo developer.
A "game album" collecting nine abstract experimental games. Absolute Silence makes the games flow into each other, trying to create a cohesive experience, rather than have its mini-games exist in isolation.
A narrative game.
You’re Not Actually Supposed To Die (At The Tournament of Death) is a comedy about death, capitalism and existential dread.
A selection of levels I designed through the “Maker” tools included in the Nintendo Switch game Super Mario Maker 2.
All the levels were developed and iterated through during the first couple of months when the game was released. Therefore only using the first set of tools included in the retail game.
Each level showcased on this page includes a commentated playthrough explaining my design decisions during its design.
A series of games dealing, in short form, with vaguely personal themes. They feature different takes on Game Boy aesthetics.
Data.Expand plays with design concepts very similar to Line / Dash. Mixing Arcade Action with the procedural generations of abstract visuals through play.
A retro-styled action game. The player has to alternate the limited movement patterns of NES-era enemy monsters to overcome traversal challenges.
ADVENTURES OF THE LOST SPACESHEEP
A surreal shoot-em-up game which requires the player to stop shooting to complete levels.
A simple mobile game which tries to harness the inherently pleasant kinaesthetics of "plate-spinning" mechanics.
