My Projects

On this page, you will find the collection of game-related projects I have worked on during and around my studies, from my most to least recent.

Every project will have a corresponding link to their respective Itch.io page (to download the project’s product), Youtube trailer (if any) and gitlab page, where you can see the code used for the projects.

University Projects

These are my larger scale projects. Made as submissions for the GameLab modules at university, they are conceived and made following guidelines and standards set at industry levels by professors and, in the case of ElectroBuilder, external stakeholders.

Each project was made within a full educational year (october through july), before being submitted and presented at an event organized by the university’s Games Engineering and HCI group.
For more detail on various projects, click on its poster to be directed to its dedicated page.

GameLab I - Murder in the House!
Year 1

A digital murder-mystery board game conceived in Unity with D. Wissmeier

GameLab III - Ocean Outlaws
Year 4 (ongoing)

Play as a pirate crew having recently escaped the navy and survive as long as you can!

GameLab II - ElectroBuilder
Year 3

A Unity Engine plugin providing a comprehensive 2D-platformer level builder developed with T. Hascher

GameLab III - Eis-engine
Year 4 (ongoing)

In this project, I will be conceiving my very own game engine using a bundle of libraries.

Personal Projects

On this page you will find the projects I have made outside of my studies. So far there are only game jam projects, as larger projects would require eating time off my studies.

Game Jam projects have all been completely made within a 48-hour time frame, with some adjustments and improvements made after the submission to round off the experiences.

GMTK Game jam 2023 - Humanophobia
July 2023

Play as a ghoul being rudely visited by nosy paranormal enthusiasts!

Franken GameJam 2023 - Student struggles
November 2023

Play out your student life! Choose how to spend your week and bear the consequences at the end of the semester!