• A two-player competitive pong RPG! Left player: WS + CV, Right player: Arrow keys + NM, Middle button: space bar.
• A tool for rendering text as voxels.
• The journey of a green slime that would like to be red. Submission for a weekend-long Slime Jam. Arrow keys to squoosh about.
• A two-player juggling extravaganza! Left player: S, F, and Left Shift keys. Right player: N and arrow keys.
• A duel against a charming opponent! Use the arrow keys to move your lil' blob.
• Submission for Flatjam 2017, use the WASD keys to (slightly) control your tube as it floats lazily down a river of imagination.
• Quick little game submitted to Ludum Dare 40, a 72 hour game jam. Arrow keys to move, Z to attack.
• Prototype of a tale of revenge in the wild west. Arrow keys to move, Z to swing, X to restart.
• Test for a platformer where you can lodge a minepike into walls. Left/Right to move, X to jump, Z to swing.
• Spin a web, eat bugs, earn points, and have fun! Arrow keys to move, Z to spin web.
• Downhill snowboarding simulation. Left/Right to turn, Z to jump.
• My implementation of the Wave Function Collapse algorithm.
• Multiplayer tech demo showcasing client-side prediction. Arrow keys to move, Space to push blocks.
• Breakout but with a tennis player. Left/Right to move, Z to forehand, Up + Z to spike, Down + Z to lob.
• The beginnings of a Smash-like fighting game. Arrow keys to move, Space to jump, Shift to dash, Z to attack.
• Just me messing around with WebGL. Mouse to control camera, WASD to move, Space to ascend, Ctrl to descend, Shift to speed up.
• Debug playground for a platformer featuring a grappling hook. WASD to move, Space to jump, Click and hold to grapple, Shift to pull grapple.
• A multiplayer beach volleyball simulation. Left/Right to move, Space to jump, Z/X to swing.
• Some doodles to get acquainted with Processing.
• Testing frame-by-frame hitboxes to see how that would feel. Left/Right to move, Z to swing.
• A puzzle game involving time travel. Arrow keys to move, Z to interact, X to travel 5 seconds into the past.
• A platformer intended to be a sequence of boss fights. Only one was fully programmed (with another, a fire queen, in development).
• A simple spider web simulation. WASD to move, Shift to start and release a new strand.
• An exercise in code golf. The goal was to implement a minimalist version of Snake in the fewest characters possible. The version above is 623 characters minified.
• A platforming game featuring a grappling hook. WASD to move, Space to jump, Click to grapple, Shift to pull grapple.
• A flocking simulation. The zombies (green dots) are programmed to seek out humans (blue dots) while the humans are programmed to stick together and avoid zombies.
• A little hex world with customizable terrain.
• A Flash game built around gravity. The red particles follow your mouse, try to turn all the particles red!
• The beginnings of my first ever physics engine.
• An extremely esoteric math game. Click the stems of fruits to make them fall to the ground.
• An experimental take on Minesweeper for Play With Your Mind.
• Animation test for a virtual pet game.