Over the years, I’ve had the chance to work on a variety of game design projects, both academic and personal, where I’ve explored different styles, tools, and challenges that have helped shape my approach to design. You can check some of my most recent projects below, and additional examples as well as in-depth explanations of my work in the Projects tab.

Lilith: Rise of the Fallen is a top-down survival action game developed in Unreal Engine 5 by a multi-disciplinary team of more than 20 developers, where players face relentless enemy hordes while corrupting the environment with infernal powers.

Inspired by games like Diablo and Death Must Die, it blends melee and ranged combat with territory control. I’ve been primarily responsible for the combat system, including basic attacks, active and passive abilities, and player progression. I’ve also worked extensively on combat balancing, UI design, audio design, level design, and project documentation. Additionally, I’ve contributed to the development of other systems such as enemy behavior and environmental corruption mechanics. 

During the project, we have been mentored by senior members of studios like Mercury Steam and Digital Legends, simulating a professional environment with agile workflow and using tools like Jira, Perforce and Notion.

FATHOM is a short horror level designed and built in Unreal Engine 5.6. This demo focuses on environmental storytelling, tension-building through lighting and sound design, and the use of cinematic techniques to craft a psychological horror experience. 

The player explores a dark, abandoned settlement by the edge of a cliff, gradually uncovering unsettling clues and experiencing a descent into the surreal. Rather than relying on enemies or combat, the experience centers around atmosphere, buildup, and subtle interactive cues.

Some of the key features of the demo are: environmental storytelling and layered sound design, a post-process-driven hallucination sequence, blueprint driven cinematics with event dispatchers and dynamic UI with in world 'voice-lines'.

The theme for this jam was "Bubble". Breathdown is a psychological horror narrative-focused experience set in a submerged shopping mall, where players must navigate eerie, liminal spaces with limited oxygen. It was developed in Unity with original pixel art made in Aseprite, and I focused on narrative design, level design and environmental storytelling, aiming to evoke unease and disorientation through level layout, UI, mechanics, and more than 50 blocks of branching dialogue.