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Nigiri Noir

Made Alongside Zeroji (Leader and code) and Prograde (Music and SFX)

Jam Theme: Loop

Prepare your kitchen, train your staff and serve your customers a meal they can't forget!

This game was a submission to the 2025 GMTK game jam. This was the first time I've ever collaborated with anyone on a game! My main job was making the art, but at some point on the first or second day I offered to contribute with the code. Github was a hassle to set up (cuz I'm stupid), but once that was done, it was smooth sailing! The game looks pretty good and the music is pretty fun (also the track titles had really cute names). The one issue with the game is, as it was very mechanically complex, we only got something playable half an hour before release. Due to this, we could not play test.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

An "Idle" game about literal grabage.

Jam Theme: Built to Scale

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch has a surface area of about 1.6 million square kilometres. Assuming it is circular, the diametre would be about 1.4 thousand kilometres. Don't you ever wander how long it would take to traverse it?

This game was my submission to the 2024 GMTK game jam. I had four days to work on it and I'd day it turned out pretty good! The mechanics aren't all that fun, especially towards the end, but, aesthetically, I think the game is pretty good. Throughout the whole game Clair de lune is played, but only when you are moving. That way the progress of the song is actually tied to your progress in the game.

I'd consider it one of the best games I've made so far.

Skellyman's Daily Home Invasions

DO NOT play this game it is BAD!

Jam Theme: Roles Reversed

Mr. Robert B. Skellyman's dungeon-home has been victim to multiple home invasions by daring adventurers seeking his gold riches. "Well no more!" Mr. Skellyman took his safety to his own hands and installed doors to confuse and frighten his assailants. Will Mr. Skellyman be able to keep the intruders from his gold long enough so that they get bored and commit self die? Find out now!

This game was a submission to the 2023 GMTK game jam. This game is a mess. Firstly, I had just started learning unity (last project I made with it , actually) and quite frankly suck at 3d. I don't think there's any music, the game is hard to understand, the walls are polygon meshes and you can literally run into the by pressing W and D at the same time. To top it all off my laptop screen had actually broken two days before the jam AND I was moving out of my country. I was stuck using a family member's (to be fair, estremely large) television as a screen.

This is by far the WORST game I have EVER made

Skerlaton Mahem!

First Unity game.

Simple Arcade style game about killing skeletons

I was following a Unity tutorial-course thing that they have in their site. At some point I was supposed to make a small projectto consolidate all I had learned.

HA! small

You see, scope is not a word that was in my vocabulary. I ended up severly overscoping. The game turned out fine... ish. Though I think it's currently broken... safe to say I'll never fix it!

Dice in a Casino

A short Puzzle-Platformer.

Jam Theme: Roll of the Dice

Guide your dice bud, Karl along a Casino filled with pits (as casinos are wont to have) by giving him dice powered instruction arrows.

This game was my submission to the 2022 GMTK game jam. The game is somewhat fun, though hard to get a grasp on. Once you understand the mechanics the game can be a bit fun! The art is lacking, the background is just a png found on google images filtered to hell and back and it and the foreground are nigh indistinguishable. The music sucks, but that's to be expected as I am no musician.

English Escape Room

Escape room to teach basic English.

Credits to my friends for helping with art and voice work!

Now, this game won't really be all that challenging for people who are either over eight or have been learning English for less than a year. Asside from that, I think the sound design is good and the art (though could be better) serves it's function pretty well. The art I made, that is. You can definately notice the quality change on the assets made by my friend.

BackSeat Driving

Racing rage game.

In this game you control a car split in twain connected by a chain.

This was my submission of the 2021 GTMK game jam. It turned out quite well! MyAt the time my sister told me it was the first game I made that she really enjoyed playing! I'd count that as a win! The music is uncharacterustically not bad! I think I managed to hit that eurobeat vibe I was aiming for, though if you listen to it for too long you'll end up hating it. Speaking of hate, good luck, the game's quite hard!

I actually recommend this one! Go try it out!!

Protect The Dragon

Protect the dragon who is currently "Out Of Control" (it moves randomly) from the arrows by clicking them.

Jam Theme: Out Of Control

This was my submission for the 2020 GMTK game jam. This is a simple game, a dragon moves randomly between three vertical positions, while the player has to stop arrows from colliding with it. This was the first game I made with a mechanic, though I basically just followed a youtube tutorial.

Also, I need to atone for my sins: the music was made by "neural composer", an early AI composer made by Code Parade. Please spare me I was young!

Captalist Pig

Collectathon Platformer.

Jam Theme: A lot of...

The game is about a pig that can pickup coins. There are diferent endings depending on how many coins you got.

This was my submission for the "Quarantine Jam". It was actually my first game jam! I'd say it turned out pretty well, considering I had only had made like two or three unfinished games by then. There are a few bugs, yes (the youtuber hosting the jam actually found a glitch in the wall detection live on stream! how embarrasing...) The game has three endings depending on how many coins you get: The Capitalist ending, where you get all the coins; the communist ending, where you collect none; and the poor ending, for centrists. I didn't know much about political theory back then (can you blame me I was like 14!) so the metaphore isn't like AT ALL applicable. Also not to pat myself on the back, I made somewhat descent jumping physics whithout having taken any physics classes yet! ¬‿¬

This game's music was too made by "neural composer", an early AI composer made by Code Parade. Please forgive me for my misdeeds!