The game I'm most proud of so far is a level-based horror game named PANOPTICON. In it, you're stuck inside a monochromatic jail tower while a mannequin stalks the shadows. Your only defense is the light– the mannequin refuses to move when in the spotlight. The
Game Dev
For an early foray into 3d development, I made an experimental game for a check-in assignment in my 3rd term. The game is an odd duck, relying exclusively on intentionally clunky on-screen buttons for every action. Investigating a large, dangerous labyrinth is the name of the game– and you'
My final for my first term Artcenter coding class. I was asked to make an arcade game in two weeks, much like my second term final, but the required polish was much less intense. I ended up making a small horror experience, where you need to balance your lantern'
On the weekend of the 26th, ArtCenter began a Game Jam, with the theme of "Chain Reactions." Building a team together, we powered through 48 hours of work to create Song of Ash, a game like a mix of billiards and Katamari Damacy. Roll through the 7 levels,
The Last Stand is the final for my second term Artcenter coding class, in which I was challenged to make an arcade-like game in two weeks. I took inspiration from Missile Control to make a top down survival shooter, where you control an immobilized mech and defend yourself against huge