Flight Runner, a racing game. Inspired by Asphalt / Crash Team racing. One particular aspect was the drift / boost combo. Hitting the sweet spot during a drift will provide a larger drift boost. This was a key skill Crash Team racing, that I found rewarding.

I'm currently building a progression system that uses game currency obtained by placing well in races, that one can use to upgrade parts of their vehicle, improving the vehicle stats.

As well, I am building a 'Fuel' system, that will deplete by racing, but will be continuously refilling at a rate over time. So there will be a garage system introduced as well, where the player can make changes to their statistics. This will be necessary to compete in future races within the campaign mode. Where you're racing your way up in the league.

I will be introducing leaderboards amongst users, as well as achievements within the game as well.

Megaman Battle Network 2 (MMBN) we play as a character, Lan, as well as his net navi, Megaman.This battle scenarios focuses on controlling Megaman and using his abilities to defeat enemies. The demo features megaman in his raw form is equipped only with a buster cannon, and a basic charge to deal higher damage with the buster cannon.

You play as a renegade with incredible endurance and speed, demolishing enemies. Players can work together against AI Enemies or go head-to-head accomplishing objectives within each game mode.
I began development of Tile Dynasty FPS Arena as an individual developer. The motivation came from years of playing Quake Live, and I was impressed by the multiplayer experience, where for the most part simulating fast moving objects that could stop on the dime was done well. I became interested in how multiplayer games are made, especially optimization.​This game features strafe jump physics, projectiles that exert force upon explosion, 2 game modes, and a couple of maps. Though it is my first Online FPS game, there were plenty of learning experiences for me to consider in my future multiplayer projects.

I really enjoyed the Rocket Jump, and strafing mechanics of Quake. To me this was a crucial skill in the game, and I felt it really added depth to the mechanics, rather than the typical modern day 'attechment' / 'perks' strategy to the game. Quake built the strategy RIGHT into the physical gameplay, movement, rather than relying on UI menu pop ups, and customizing your weapons...

To me Quake hit it right on the head for how fps games SHOULD be developed. Menus in action paced games, just kill the fun for me.

Building the level by memory was simply really fun, it tested my knowledge of the geometry of the map, I had repeatedly experienced countless of times prior.

Ultimate Flickball Arena is an abstract local co-op combat game designed for a Game Jam in 2019. The theme was 'fast and slow'. The arena is a donut shape, with players trying to eliminate each other. The arena features speed up and down rings, as well as a death zone that is constantly rotating around the arena that the players must avoid.

Barry's Island is a project showcasing a Camera Switching System that allows the Camera to transition between third and first person views. I started this project to be a base Multiplayer Project that I can always fall back upon to build future multiplayer games. It features Photon Network Events, similar to RPC commands but with more flexibility without the restriction of a 'PhotonView' present.

Junken Drivers features a split screen couch racing game using X-Box controllers to race. This was a capstone project working with a few student programmers and artists in Toronto Film School. There were key leanings from collaborating with other students, familiarising ourselves with GitHub in merging our works, understanding how to resolve differences in code, and avoiding them in the first place.