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's oil with fending off various horrors. The monster itself was taken from the classic game Zork, as the menacing monster of darkness.
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
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'
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