Onion Future is an Aesop's Fables inspired RPG in development for the Playdate,
a modern handheld console developed by Panic.
I developed the world's core gameplay systems in Lua for the Playdate SDK,
from player-facing UI to backend optimization and everything else between.
EyeSpy is a twist on the classic Pictionary, where one
player bound to a chair must use their eyes to draw clues for their team back at HQ
in order to guess the secret codes that disable a nuclear missile.
This project uses the Tobii Eye Tracker to allow the drawing player to control
a 'laser' hidden in their 'hi-tech spy glasses' using their eye movements.
Enter an eerie orphanage, where your task is simple but crucial: make beds for the children.
On Halloween night, an ominous secret surfaces: monsters rise if the beds aren't perfectly made.
You'll place sheets, fluff pillows, and race against time to protect the orphanage.
This game was designed for a custom interface built with the Xbox Adaptive Controller to simulate the bed-making experience.
Dodge and shoot soupy enemies with bubbles in this surreal Vampire-Survivors-like
game constructed out of a combination of hand-drawn pasta, stock photo vegetables,
images of the team, and recorded mouth noises.
Broth's Soup was developed in 48 hours for the Pittsburgh Global Gam Jam,
where it was awarded for "Artistic Excellence".
Deer Stranger is a VR escape room where the player is trapped by a snowstorm in a
cabin in the forest while something stalks in the forest just outside.
This experience was designed for the ETC's 'Building Virtual Worlds', with the challenge of
creating a VR experience that could be completed by a naïve player.
