Knightly knockout is my most recent and favorite game. it is a networked multiplayer sword fighting game made for the web. There is a short video on my YouTube channel showing off the project below (the thumbnail which says knightly knockout submission) i also have linked the repl where the project is hosted. 

Alongside Knightly Knockout, Elf defence is a game i was involved in creating which is genuinely fun to play. The game was made over the course of about 2 days in a game jam by a team of 5. Myself and Bryce Tingle were the main programmers of the project. 

I was responsible for creating the rounds system which spawns in elfs in waves and the upgrades. as well as decorating the scene. I also helped out with debugging and less important programming tasks. on the team was 2 artists and 3 programmers including myself.

The team used plastic scm for the source control and had a great time using it.

This was my first properly fun game and i am still so proud to have been a driving force in its creation.

Freight was my first unreal engine game. I made it as part of the 3d games programming and game asset pipeline modules at university. It took me about 10 weeks to complete. 

The game is about a group of zombie apocalypse survivors who use an old freight train as transport. "Runners" jump off the train at interesting places to scavenge recourses for the group. the player has a revolver and a sword which they can swap between. The game encourages the player to chain together attacks with the two weapons to make combos.

One of my best videos has been the making of Freight!

I really like the world i created for freight and the visuals. However the gameplay and game feel could be improved even subtle things like particle effects and screen shake would go a long way.

What! you haven't heard of Tiny Tavern 😲 Well its just this little game I'm working on 😆. 

Tiny Tavern is a game that me and Bryce Tingle are working on. Its being made in unreal engine, we plan for it to be like a cross between sims and overcooked in a rouge like format. 

The player will start with a humble tavern and at the end of every day the player will be able to expand their tavern. A bigger tavern will attract more customers, cause more chaos but most importantly make the tavern money which can be spent on upgrades. The player must earn a certain amount of money to win and if they run out of money they will lose and will have to try again with a fresh tavern.

I have worked on the building system for the tavern, which for a prototype is quite fun to mess around with.

I am very excited for the future of this game! keep an eye out 👁️👁️