For this project: My goal was to explore a non-conventional fighting game, I wanted to focus on putting full control of the attacks into the hands of the player.

Kabuki Duel rewards skill and finesse, combined with it's art style based on Japanese theater, this leads to cinematic and explosive duels.

Deep Veins is a navigation-based horror game, and  ultimately it's the evolution of Abyssal Cartography. 

This project was a big exercise in procedural systems, and also taught me a lot about different audio and visual methods to set the mood of a game.

You play as a deep sea explorer, your goal is to explore sunken ruins and piece together what caused the entire world to flood.

This prototype was the focus of my Graduation Work, centered around the mechanics of Deduction-based games such as Outer Wilds, Return of The Obra Dinn, and The Roottrees are Dead.

A series of prototypes exploring movement using directional boosters. 

I tested various perspectives and control schemes, from twin-stick setups to fixed-camera boss fights, gradually refining the idea toward a single-booster system. 

While none felt ready for a full game, the core mechanic showed strong potential for future projects.