Skills in practice
Skills and project examples
Technical design & game design
Gameplay mechanics, combat design and Blueprint implementation, supported by level design, technical art and VFX.
Game design
I design gameplay mechanics, combat encounters and enemy behaviour. I use playable prototypes to test the rules, pacing and player feedback.
Technical design
I implement gameplay in Blueprints, break systems into reusable parts, and expose controls for designers to tune. My work includes interaction logic, hazard systems and production tools.
Level design
Supporting discipline: I build and iterate playable spaces around the mechanics, including encounter layouts, traversal routes and player guidance.
Technical art & VFX
Supporting disciplines: I create materials, shaders and effects that communicate gameplay states, interactions and combat feedback.
Tools I use
The engines and tools I use to prototype, implement and test gameplay, build levels, and document design decisions.
Testimonials
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Quinlan Henshaw
Great work, Ragball plays very well and has a lot of systems in place to achieve the gameplay you were going for. Some of the stuff you added last minute should be a reminder going forward of how much planning can help save you headaches in the future by figuring out the full scope of your project before you get into the trenches.
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Spencer Bokrossy
Solid concept, simple and effective. The art style could have used more info, I like the example, but having it localized to a single source makes it hard to tell how your game is unique, visually. Great work! This was a solid game, I'd play this if it was real. Best of luck on the rest of your year.
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Jace Nielsen
Very excellent job polishing up the level. It feels like it's in a shippable state.
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Omar Chapa
Excellent work trying to recreate some pokemon movement and systems, everything worked as expected, keep creating awesome stuff.
