Games I've Worked On

Noble Legacy 

(Oct. 2024 – Aug. 2026) https://noblelegacygame.com/

A third-person city builder and survival game set in medieval Europe. I worked on most of the AI behaviors like work schedules and combat. I also owned much of the player interactions: gathering resources from the world, talking to villagers, riding mounts, crafting resources, etc.


MetalCore

(Nov. 2021 – Oct. 2024) https://store.epicgames.com/p/metalcore-f60c27?lang=en-US 

A sci-fi MMO combined arms combat game with persistent faction warfare. I was responsible for many of the weapon systems, vehicle movement, and player and NPC abilities.


World Of Mechs

(Oct. 2021 – Jan. 2023) https://worldofmechs.com/

I helped to ship and provide live-ops support for this competitive online mech game for the Meta Quest 2. I implemented gamemodes, assisted designers with campaign scripting, and built the mech components system for in-game progression

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