Explore the Solarpunk world of Fatem.019!
IN DEVELOPMENT
In this unique 2.5d Roguelike Crafting game, several years have passed since the world broke free from the clutches of a climate dystopia. You take on the role of Avra, a Tinkerer, assisting in the effort to make the most of what’s left, mending the world into a sustainable tomorrow. When the nanotechnology you invented is inexplicably hacked by unknown means and spirals out of control, you set out to put a stop to it before it becomes a threat to the island.
My independently released video games, developed as a hobbyist in my free time. The majority of my games are completely free, and are designed around my novel approach to game design philosophy!
A Platforming Picross/Nonogram Puzzler!
Discover Infinite Monsters
A Google Streetview Companion Game!
Addicting diagonal arcade action!
Physical print-and-play games that you can hold in your hands. Time to break out the cards and dice! My tabletop games are focused around taking existing longstanding mediums for play such as cards and golf, and using them to dream up new experiences!
Powered-up custom rules for minigolf!
An epic battle played with a deck of cards!
“Video Game Modifications”, otherwise known as “Mods” are downloadable supplements to existing video games, often developed by fans to introduce new content or alter existing parts of a game. Here is a list of my own modded creations, as well as group projects that I’m involved in.
Explore a tropical dimension in this Minecraft mod! I'm currently the lead artist for this project.
A whimsical 16x16 Tileset for Dwarf Fortress
A Low-Stakes, Vanilla Themed modpack centered around redstone
A Minecraft mod that adds customizable decorative mosaic tile blocks.
Replaces the combat cooldown indicator with a mock "Stamina Bar"
The precursor to the mosaic blocks mod. Replaces terracotta.
“Art Games”, Sometimes known as “Arthouse games” are digital interactive works of art that use the medium of video games as a means for artistic expression, as opposed to solely entertainment or competition. As a teenager, I used the “Bitsy” game engine to create art games, as a means of self reflection, one of which was even referenced in an exhibit by a underground NYC art collective.
a reflection about anxiety and taking breaks.
A game about a conflict in a close group of friends.