This was the final project of my career at Champlain College. The first semester was all about the design of the game. Josh Camire and I were the two designers of Epoxy and together we worked to produce a prototype. Our project was selected to move forward into production second semester. I acted as the only programmer on the team, helping with odd-jobs of miscellaneous necessities within the project.
Classic Snake game. Collect the apples and avoid the walls and your tail! Arrow keys control the movement.
Attempt to re-create the classic by Atari. Use the space bar to fire and the arrow keys to move and rotate. You can move forward and backwards in this one!
Ran across a few CounterStrike maps online that claimed to improve the muscle memory required to better your First Person Shooter skills. I decided that it could definitely be done in Flash and set out to do so. It actually works too! You can watch your skill improve!
Drift is a game that was built and designed for my Game Production II class. The game design, which was a group effort, utilized a very simple gravity-based mechanic which allows the player to maneuver through the world by using gravity wells. The project had a very short time frame, so I developed the engine to be very modular and allow us to be designing, developing, and level-building almost at the same time.
