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A tray filled with colorful glowing cube fragments and a progress UI.

Smashy Cubes

Built as a Unity Engineer tech test that I later polished into a small toy. Features cube fracturing, object pooling, GPU instancing, impact-driven feedback, and an event-driven game flow.
First-person view in Keep Calm and Kill Demons, aiming a shotgun at a demon emerging from a glowing red portal in a dense forest. The enemy is mid-spawn with swirling energy effects. The HUD shows full health and ammo, with a minimap displaying enemy positions. A radio icon in the bottom left indicates the player is carrying an in-game music device.

Keep Calm and Kill Demons

Keep Calm and Kill Demons is a wave-based survival FPS featuring procedural level generation, AI enemies, a full save system, and an in-game radio. Built in Unity with UI Toolkit, NavMesh pathfinding, and optimized performance, this project showcases modular game design and scalable architecture.
Screenshot depicting gameplay from Stealth Action Top-Down Shooter, showcasing a neon grid-based level with a firefight in progress, featuring enemy indicators and a collectible keycard in view.

Stealth Action Top-Down Shooter

A Unity-based stealth-action top-down shooter featuring dynamic AI, tactical combat, and varied objectives across ten levels. Explore modular systems, advanced enemy behaviors, and responsive gameplay design.
Screenshot of gameplay from VR Bunny Biking Companion showing a friendly bunny character guiding the player through a low-poly nature environment.

VR Bunny Biking Companion

Explore a VR exergame designed for children with disabilities, featuring a motivational AI bunny companion, stationary bike integration, and an accessible, stylized environment focused on engagement and inclusivity.

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