Tanks 2!
As part of a job application for a games programmer role, I was tasked with following a specification that was given to me to build upon the unity project created in this tutorial. In said spec, I was given a number of tasks, which ranged from very simple (such as limiting the maximum size of the game’s camera so that world boundaries weren’t shown), to … Continue reading Tanks 2!
Minnesota Bus
I first learnt about Minnesota Bus whilst relaxing on a shady patch of grass somewhere in Machakos, Kenya. More specifically, here, to be exact. In our off-time, myself and the other volunteers liked to spend our time catching up, having a drink or two, and playing cards. This led to many exchanges of card games between the UK volunteers and our Kenyan counterparts, with one … Continue reading Minnesota Bus
SPEED³
This was a small-scale game that I decided to make over the course of a couple of days, with the primary goal being to further familiarise myself with the Unity environment and how the various systems interact. Before beginning this project, I had only made one game previously in Unity, or in C# at all for that matter, with that being the one that is … Continue reading SPEED³
Skᵧ-ᴰiver
I initially began work on this project around mid-November 2017, when I was looking for a way to explore game development on a more low-level programming language, specifically C++. While I’d previously followed some tutorials on the language, such as “Learn C++ in 21 days” by Jesse Liberty, and making a handful of games using the Ncurses library, I’d never previously looked into making a … Continue reading Skᵧ-ᴰiver
A Tower Defence game in Linux
Since the age of 4, when my father first introduced me to video games as a medium, my passion for games, and in more recent years, game development has continued to grow. Therefore, I was thrilled when the opportunity came to develop a game in my final year at University. My dissertation title was “Tower Defence game in a Linux environment” and, given that the … Continue reading A Tower Defence game in Linux
Walking Bassline Generator
I included this project as it was a little bit different from all the others. This one, in particular, was something that myself and 3 others constructed as part of our final project for the CS3220: Digital Audio and Applications module of 3rd year. Now I, personally, know very little about music theory, so when it came time to select a project of our own … Continue reading Walking Bassline Generator
Protected: Human-Computer Interaction
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