I interned here as part of SP's internship module but despite that, I learned a lot of things about the industry and game design.

But before I continue, The Carrot Studio is an indie game dev studio who makes cozy, chill games like Tsuki Adventure, which also just so happened to be their breakout success game!

When I interned here, the event I was working on at that time was the Return to Mushroom Village event, where the characters returned to the original village that they started back in the 1st game.

I handled all the dialogue writing for the characters and that taught me a lot about how to take existing characters and write new and interesting dialogue for the game.

Then I was tasked to plan a new Pride event for the game. I had full control over the game from the characters, to the story, to the items and mechanics of the new event. The only thing I didn't do was the art. This event REALLY tested what I have learned in school and was the best lesson I've ever had.

After the Pride event, as the last thing I did, I started to work on a new (now released) area called "Kongo". I didn't do much beyond layout the map and place the characters and write some dialogue but it was fun.

This was a project I was assigned to while I was also working on Tsuki Adventure 2 and this is a spin off title where Tsuki manages a teahouse!

For my role in this, I was tasked with,

• Setting up levels in the game

• Customer + Staff pathfinding

• Placing tables, cooking stations and counters

• Setting up level using the given art assets

• Coding in features required of the game

Where I basically setup most of the starting worlds (most worlds I worked on being from Mushroom Village to Ola.