This was the Game I created as my Final year project, It is an adventure RPG. The gameplay revolves around The player exploring a map having to kill enemies as well as collect some items. The game consists of 2 levels, one with standard enemies and the second level where you fight a boss, who has several different attacks and the boss has different behaviour from the standard enemies.

This was the first game I made with Unreal Engine 4 using blueprints. This was a simple endless runner game with a procedurally generated track with obstacles and powerups spawning along the track. The Game keeps track of your high score and your time survived.

This game was made at the first game jam that I took part in. I worked on this game with William Banks, together, over the span of 48 hours we created a top-down RPG game based on Back to the Future as the Theme of the game jam was 'Back to the future 5'. We made the entire game, including all art assets during the 48 hour period. The gameplay had the player having to collect various items from around the map while avoiding hostile enemies.

This was a project I worked on in order to demonstrate my ability to be able to create shaders in Unity from scratch. It is just a simple Desert Oasis scene, with 3 shaders I added to the scene, A water shader, which had the water moving as well as a simple sort of "underwater fog" which makes the water seem darker the deeper the water is. I also created an animated shader for a fish which made it appear to be moving. Lastly, I added a heat haze effect shader to the screen, for that the bottom half of the screen would be slightly distorted, just like you'd see in real life in a really hot place.

This was an app that I and a friend made in Android Studio. The purpose of this app is to track Covid cases both Globally and for each country separately, we also added a social group where you can discuss the current global situation with other people. through a profile you make in our app

This was a game made using the GTEC game engine, which is another c++ based game engine that was created by my university professors, but this one is used to make 3D games. Forest of Doom is a horror game where the player travels around the map collecting keys while avoiding different types of monsters and when the player collects enough keys the gate opens and the player can escape the forest, where then they can choose another level are there are 3 playable levels in the game, each one representing a different difficulty.

This game was the first 'larger' game I created from scratch, using the university GFC game engine. I made everything from scratch apart from the character assets. This is a 2D side-scrolling game where you run around the map collecting gems to build up your score, whilst trying to avoid, or eliminate the monsters which are constantly spawning and walking towards you. The main thing I successfully implemented in this game was the scrolling map as I had never done this before.

This is another game I created using the GFC game engine. The point of making this game was to learn how to implement A.I from scratch. In this game I implemented line of sight mechanics combined with pathfinding to create a game where you move around as a spider trying to catch the ants, which are randomly patrolling around the map, also the spider character is moved around using waypoints, this was done to prevent the player character from walking through walls, the game isn't fully polished. The ants use line of sight to detect the player and will run away when they see the spider.

This was pretty much the first game I created at university from scratch. It is based on the "Escapa" brain puzzle gain which tests your concentration and your reflexes. This game was built using a game engine called GFC made by our professor. which utilised Visual Studio, using C++.