A heartfelt first-person 3D adventure where you play as a worn-out teddy bear slowly losing stuffing. Navigate a teen's bedroom from a toy’s perspective, overcoming playful obstacles and emotional hurdles to reunite with your original owner, Apollo. As the rivalry between two brothers unfolds, you must collect lost pieces and prove where you truly belong—before it’s too late to be repaired.
A rhythm-infused 2D platformer where players explore a vibrant world using music as their primary weapon. With fast-paced reflex-based gameplay and a heartfelt quest to become the ultimate musician, this game blends platforming action with musical combat in a colorful, immersive experience.
A 3D third-person prototype where you control a wizard attempting to escape a the dungeon of a castle by harnessing the power of materials around you.
In this narrative-driven prototype, you play as Death's Emissary looking to get a promotion and become the new Death—not the grim reaper, but the cosmic judge who maintains the fragile balance between Order, Emotion, and Entropy. Each soul that crosses your threshold has a final request. Your choices determine the fate of reality itself.
A paranormal content creator investigates a mysterious bakery that only appears at 2AM. What she finds there will challenge everything she thought she knew about fame, truth, and authentic connection.
An atmospheric interactive story exploring the tension between viral fame and genuine discovery. Your choices shape Pandora's journey as she navigates the paranormal investigation that will define who she becomes.
Based on an original script—where chasing ghosts for content leads to finding something far more valuable than views.
This short-form essay explores how locked doors in games serve as powerful narrative tools, not just mechanical barriers. I reflect on how seemingly small design choices; like a door that won't open; can create curiosity, tension, and a sense of worldbuilding. It's a meditation on player psychology, storytelling through level design, and the quiet magic of being told "not yet."
A narrative reflection on the power of locked doors in games & how they build curiosity, tension, and world depth.
Inspired while designing and developing a game for a personal project.
A reflection on the intentional flaws and oddities I build into game worlds — not as bugs, but as narrative texture. This post explores how deliberate "imperfections" create friction, personality, and emotional depth in interactive spaces.
Not every game world should run like a machine. In this post, I unpack the idea of designing for texture — adding rules that bend, moments that contradict, and characters that repeat themselves just enough to feel strange and real. When something "feels off" on purpose, it lingers.
Explores: intentional friction, narrative texture, and how off-kilter design choices can enhance immersion.
An in-depth analytical essay examining Hogwarts Legacy through the lens of game design literacy, exploring how mechanical systems, thematic elements, and player agency intersect in this ambitious open-world adaptation of the wizarding world.
A comprehensive examination of how Hogwarts Legacy balances innovative gameplay mechanics with nostalgic fan service, analyzing everything from spell-casting systems to environmental storytelling through Zagal's framework of game design literacy.
Explores the tension between thematic coherence and conventional open-world design patterns in licensed game adaptations.
A short narrative about Ramon, a boy who struggles with words, and Monica, a deaf girl who communicates through writing. Their connection transforms his relationship with language and reveals a quiet mystery hidden in a letter.
A gentle exploration of language, perception, and connection—this story reflects on how communication can transcend sound and how one sentence can change everything.
Inspired by the idea that reading can become an act of courage and love.