Dungeons of Rogueness

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A top down procedurally-generated roguelike dungeon crawler developed at a Game Jam in a team of 4 people. Game was developed using the Unity engine and C#. Main personal responsabilities were AI and environment scripting, but each member of the team contributed to all aspects of the game, given that the team was quite small.

• Try It Here: Dungeons of Rogueness
• Source : Github Link

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Sailing in a Parking Lot

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A 2D platformer for mobile devices developed in 20 hours using Unity in a team of 5 people for a Game Jam. Main responsibilities included AI, camera controls, UI, environment scripting and level design.

• Get the APK here: Ssiling in a Parking Lot
• Source: Github Link

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Myaze

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A 3D puzzle game using Thalmic Myo controls developed in a team of 2 people in 20 hours using Unity at a Hackathon. Main responsibilities include puzzle design and implementation and character controls.

• Source: Github Link

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Opposite of Apple

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A 2D shooting gallery game in the style of fruit ninja developed in 8 hours during a Game Jam in a team of 5 people. Main responsibilities include object scripting (the tappable objects) , UI and menus.

• Get the APK: Opposite of Apples
• Source: Github Link

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Wealth Management Tool

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A wealth management web application developed as a 3rd year group project at Heriot Watt University. This was a year long project in a team of 7 people which included all development stages of a project from start to finish. Main individual responsiblity in terms of the actual application was front end development.

• Source: Github Link

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Galaxy Life

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I was part of the live operations team for Galaxy Life Facebook, iOS and Andriod for 3 months at Ubisoft Romania. To complete my tasks, I programmed in C++, Objective C, Java, ActionScript, and JavaScript. Some of my responsibilities included implementing the UI for a new in-game feature, integrating in-game tracking using Flurry Analytics for iOS and revamping a building shield system and reintroducing it in the game.

• Galaxy Life: Facebook
• Galaxy Life: Pocket Adventures: App Store

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Racing Game

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I was part of the development team for an unannounced racing game for iOS at Ubisoft Romania. The game used an in-house engine with Lua as programming language. My responsibilities within the development team included refactoring the UI system using the JSV format, implementing a live speedometer for cars in game and programming a car customisation persistence system. The team used an agile development approach with the help of software like Jira and Perforce.

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