I build games with optimization, clean systems, and fast iteration.

A short third-person Souls-like boss-fight game in Unity. You fight through a ruined stone hall against three escalating waves (slimes, then skeletons, then winged fliers) toward a final boss, with a stamina-gated combo system, directional dodge i-frames, and frontal blocking.

A cozy detective game where you solve crimes by writing small Python tools. You build up a personal toolkit of functions, point them at each case's evidence, and learn the hard way that a lazy algorithm will convict the wrong person.

A terminal text adventure in C++23. You are a memory fragment inside a dying archival system run by AEON, an archival intelligence that has been alone so long it began rewriting the records to cope with what they say. You move through sectors, repair corrupted records, and on records with two valid reconstructions you choose between AEON's revision and the original. AEON tracks every choice and picks one of five endings.

A terminal text adventure in Java. You wake as an AI inside an abandoned research facility, navigate by typed commands, repair corrupted researcher logs, and reach one of three endings shaped by how the facility's last running subprocess (WARD) comes to regard you. No assets, no GUI: ANSI color plus a typewriter effect, with all room, item, log, puzzle, and ending content driven by JSON.

A top-down shoot-em-up written in C++17 with SDL2. Every visual (ship, enemies, bullets, explosions, HUD glyphs) is drawn at runtime from geometric primitives via SDL2 and SDL2_gfx, with zero image, audio, or font assets. Game logic and rendering stay fully decoupled: the renderer reads Game through const accessors and never mutates state.

A Snake game built from scratch in Python and Pygame with zero image or sound assets. Every cell, glow, and HUD element is drawn in code. Architected so the rendering layer and game logic stay fully decoupled: the renderer reads game state, the game never reaches back.

A first-person gravity-reorientation puzzle game. You play a small slime that can claim any surface as its floor: aim at a wall, shift, and the world turns around you. Loose objects fall along your gravity too, and the puzzles live in that rule. One continuous world, streamed a region at a time, rather than separate levels.

A self-sustaining 2D ecosystem simulation where herbivores and predators exhibit complex emergent behaviors: seeking food, fleeing, reproducing with energy transfer, and aging. The simulation balances multiple parameters to create stable population cycles without external intervention.

A Japanese language learning quiz application built in Godot, focused on fast feedback loops, clean UI architecture, and repeatable micro-session gameplay design.

A fully static kanji reference site covering every kanji in KanjiAPI, with stroke-order animations from KanjiVG, JLPT/grade/radical filters, and a static page for each of the 163k vocabulary entries. No accounts, no tracking, bookmarks in localStorage.

A NeoForge 1.21.1 Create addon that brings digital-logic gameplay into Create's signal system: logic gates (AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, XOR, XNOR), arithmetic blocks (adder, subtractor, multiplier, min, max), and an SR latch. Each block ships with a Ponder scene so players learn the behavior in-game.

A code-first visual effects and sequencing library for Minecraft 1.21.1, shipping on both NeoForge and Fabric. Cascade adds nothing to the game on its own; it gives other mods a fluent Java API for particle effects, beams, and choreographed timelines.

A NeoForge 1.21.1 addon for the Create mod that introduces new fan, press, and mixer processing families (Withering, Purifying, Sanding, Petrifying, Enderfying, Hot/Cold/Magnetic/Speed Pressing, Cold/Resonance/Speed Mixing). Built around Create's existing machines with JEI integration and a config-driven feature toggle system.

A Forge 1.20.1 Minecraft mod expanding the Create mod ecosystem with additional gameplay mechanics, systems integration, and modular content design. Published across major mod platforms.

A terminal-GUI restaurant management app built in Java with a four-person team as a school project, using a shared MVC framework built on Lanterna. Covers the full flow for a restaurant: browsing the menu, building a cart, placing orders, reserving tables, and role-gated access for clients, employees, and the boss, backed by a MariaDB database.

An eBay-style marketplace built in PHP with a two-person team as a school project, on a from-scratch MVC framework (front-controller router, PDO-backed Model base class, view layer). Sellers list items as timed auctions or fixed-price direct sales; buyers browse, bid, and buy now, with a session-based simulated clock (+1h/+1d/+1w/reset) letting auctions be driven to expiry without waiting out the real timer.

A restaurant reservation app built with a two-person team as a school project, on a PostgreSQL backend exposed directly as a REST API through PostgREST, with a Flutter client. Clients browse restaurants and book tables; managers run the floor. Role-based access (client/manager) is enforced through Postgres roles and row-level policies rather than backend application code, with a login function that issues JWTs signed inside the database.

A simplified Scratch-like environment built in JavaFX that lets users create and execute programs using a block-based interface. Supports turtle graphics commands, real-time execution, and saving/loading programs in a custom file format.

A real-time income tracking script for Pokéclicker that identifies the most efficient Pokédollar farming activities based on actual gameplay data. Uses rolling averages, local persistence, and a clean UI overlay.