I’m a junior game developer with experience in Unity, Godot, and GameMaker Studio 2. I also have skills with creation tools such as Blender, Aseprite, and FL Studio.
I’ve worked on both professional and personal game projects. Passionate about creating immersive experiences, I’m looking for new opportunities to grow and contribute in the gaming industry.
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Final project for the CEGEP. Using Godot, my goal was to make a proof of concept for a open-world action platformer a la Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow (GBA). Having truly enjoyed its ability-copy mechanic, I was inspired to create something similar while pushing my limits as a video game creator. Music, sound and all of the player character sprites were all made by me.
Final project for the Unity course. The goal was to create a game using networking, using Netcode for GameObjects. I decided to make a two-player game with turn-based combat. I was heavily inspired by the combat system in Golden Sun (GBA). Note that for this demo, I made a combat against the AI. All models and animations were created with Blender.
Also developed as part of a course on object-oriented programming, this game is heavily inspired by Zelda II on the NES, where 2D combat is mixed with top-down exploration.
Game developed in a team of 8 people for a 45-hour GameJam with the theme 'The Cult.' In this game, the player controls a brave hero who aims to free humanity from a terrifying threat: a tribe of bananas. The main menu and the Game Over screen were primarily designed by me and the lead 3D modeler.
This project was created for a Unity course. The goal was to create a platformer game. I wanted to make something similar to The Lost Vikings, a puzzle/platformer game where the player must control and master the abilities of 3 different characters to conquer levels.
Game developed in a team of 3 people for a 45-hour GameJam with the theme 'The Garden.' In this game, inspired by classic arcade games like Phantasy Zone (SEGA), the player controls a small bee that must survive against enemies while keeping its energy up, which can be replenished by collecting nectar from flowers. I was responsible for some models and animations (rigs). Thanks to our efforts, we finished in 2nd place at the end of the competition.
This game was developed as part of a course on object-oriented programming at CEGEP. It is a parody of Japanese role-playing games (JRPGs) where the player takes on the role of a dragon tasked with capturing a princess.
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