Visibility System

Breakdown of the visibility detection system that I developed for "A Search for a Shiny Thing", a photography adventure game I worked on from 2024 to 2026.

Dialogue System

Breakdown of the dialogue system that I developed for "A Search for a Shiny Thing", a photography adventure game I worked on from 2024 to 2026.

Introduction to SIMD

Around the end of 2024 I really wanted to try my hand at teaching, so I decided to pick a difficult topic, research and teach it. This turned into "Intro to SIMD", a one-off lecture I first gave to my peers at Futuregames and next year again as part of Engine & Tools course at Futuregames.

I've immensely enjoyed the process of creating educational material and teaching, and I'm hoping I could do that again in the future.

Ray Tracer (Vulkan)

Real-time ray tracer built with Vulkan ray tracing extensions that I wrote as a graduation project at Futuregames. The project started out as a general purpose game engine with a forward renderer.

Features include: free camera, mirror reflections, skyboxes, lighting, alpha cutouts, loading .obj models and .mtl materials.

Untitled Skeleton Game

Untitled Skeleton Game is a comedy game with light puzzles and combat. You play as a skeleton in hostpital, stealing organs, bonking doctors on the head, and looking for milk.

I developed about a third of the gameplay features, including the throwable brain, interactables and actuators, and made simple patrol-chase enemy AI.

Nominated for "Jury Choice" at FGA2024

Indomitable

Indomitable is a boss-rush game where you play as a skilled fighter captured and forced into gladiatorial combat.

I primarily worked on the boss enemy AI, using context-based steering for navigation and behavior trees for decision-making. I also did other bits and bobs: shield block mechanic, fireball-spewing furnaces, audio and VFX implemention, and more.

Nominated for "Public Choice" at GGC2022

Daidala

Daidala is a tower defense game in which you are tasked with protecting the Minotaur at the center of the labyrinth.

I was the primary programmer on this project, so rather than attempting to catalogue every system and feature I worked on, I'd like to highlight the excellent work of Mario Palleschi, who was responsible for the enemy programming.

Nominated for "Best in Show" at GGC2021

The Notlanders

A tiny indie studio I co-founded together with Martin Zetterman in 2024. I act as the principal programmer on the team.

We're currently developing out first commercial game.