Apr 2018 - Present

The pursuit of Redemption is a story-driven, puzzle, platformer 2D game, in which the players take control of a drawing boy called S, and join him in his adventure of finding and saving his painter. The game revolves around S's search for his creator and takes players to multiple places with various gameplay styles. The story is told with cinematic animated cutscenes with voice acting, and the gameplay consists of different parts such as, Puzzle levels in which players solve color combination puzzles to uncover memories of S's painter, Point and Click Levels, Top-down Maze levels, and Platformer Jetpack levels The game will be released on Steam in 2021.

My responsibilities in this game were:

• Designing and implementing the mechanics of jetpack levels
• Designing the environment of Jetpack and Maze levels
• Switching the game's target platform from mobile to PC
• Juicing up the game, adding post-processing, and camera shakes

Jan 2021

In Decimal Discovery, players enter the world of Barlingons and take control of an abandoned spaceship which belongs to humans. Players will fly the ship through 4 different planets of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, in which they will learn about decimal numbers and how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide them, to disintegrate the obstacles in their way and reach the earth to meet humans. Students will learn all about decimal numbers with interactive tutorials and fun and engaging gameplay, and by the time that the journey is over, they will know all they need to know about Arithmetic with Decimals. In this game, I've tried to create more handy and flexible tools for designers and artists, which encouraged me to watch a lot of conferences and read articles about it in GDC (Game Development Conferences) as well as other sources. This was a very enjoyable journey because I always try to stay up to date on new technologies and best practices used by industry developers.

My responsibilities in this game were:

• Designing a flexible game architecture based on scriptable objects and Unityevent.
• Creating a designer-friendly event system handler
• Implementing a customizable easing/tweening wrapper for DoTween library in unity
• Working with new LOL SDK to handle save/load system
• Using Miro for collaborating online with other team members

Aug 2020

Developed a handy platform for game/environment designers who want to create their prototype game on a VR platform. It mainly provides tools for editing and creating various gameplay mechanics. This project is created in our university's innovation center. This is still a work in progress.

My responsibilities in this game were:

• Tool programming and tech-lead management
• Serializing and deserializing all actions and parameters that are not serializable by default
• Creating a reliable save/load system

You can find the open source repo on Github. All contributions are welcomed👾

May 2019

The Sandwich-Operation will serve as a math game that teaches students how to apply mathematics in real-world problems that involve operations on rational numbers. In this game, you work as a new employee at SandiShop. You should deliver the orders and calculate the bill. This project was particularly challenging because it was the first time working with this company. We faced a very condensed timeline and fortunately, we met the deadline. This project prepared me to tackle time limits and working under pressure.

My responsibilities in this game were:

• Developing the game in conjunction with my team member's design
• Working with the custom new SDK that LoL provided, connecting to the API (sending and receiving messages)

Dec 2019

The Shapey Tower was an attempt at gamification of shapes and their properties. This was also an educational game, the main objective of which was to understand various qualities of shapes in form of mathematical objects. The gameplay idea was inspired by matching games. Its demo could be played on Legends of Learning platform.

My responsibilities in this game were:

• Developing the gameplay, UI ,and tools
• Creating a playable prototype in early stages of development

Jun 2019

The Pilot 360 is a game that helps students to understand equal partitioning and unit iteration to understand angle and turn measure. This project was accepted upon the first review and overall was a very successful game in related objectives.

My responsibilities in this game were:

• Solving challenging problems around trigonometry math in gameplay mechanics
• Developing the game and contributing in gameplay design