Under the guidance of NUS Games Development Group, my team and I created a
2D Coop Puzzle Platformer.

We made it with the Unity Game Engine. Through this project, we were introduced to the
game development process and were assigned different roles for the project.
I was in charge of the pixel art assets and animation.

You can download our game here!

Birdman the Renegade is a 3rd person procedural dungeon crawler where you must fight your way through
waves of enemies.

This game was developed in Unity as part of Georgia Tech’s VGDev Club.

I contributed an enemy called Hammy (the hammerhead). I created his Model, Textures and Animations using
Blender. I also designed his AI using State Machines and Behaviour Trees.

You can watch some gameplay here.

For NUS’s Orbital 2017, my partner and I developed collaborate!, an online collaborative web application that simulates a table top discussion for projects/teaching/learning while leveraging on technology.

collaborate! won an honourable mention in the Apollo 11 category, which is the highest tier in the Orbital project.

I worked on the frontend, using React + Redux with Socket.io. Checkout the release video!

Inspired by our CS2020 Final Assignment on Maze Generation and Path Finding, a friend and I decided to develop a hexagonal maze in Unity.

We modified our Java code for square grid maze to support 6 sides and wrote a C# Script for it. The maze is generated using recursive backtracking.

I worked on the maze generation and pathfinding in C#.

Try out our game here!

For my Computer Graphics Class project, we were tasked to create interesting compositions of 3D
Objects. So I decided to create a game.

The game was written in C++, using OpenGL api.

Heres a video of the gameplay with
the instructions!

this.place is a puzzle platformer that incorporates block pulling developed in Unity.

I worked with a team of 5 as the lead programmer, designing the underlying architecture of the block
behaviours.

I developed a plugin system with ScriptableObjects to allow for modular block behaviours.
I also developed seamless level loading and contributed to the post processing/lighting.

The game won 2nd at The 12th SoC Term Project Showcase. Trailer

My team and I worked on an Address Book Application written in Java for CS2103.

We were given a base application of about 6000 lines of code and were tasked to follow an iterative development cycle, producing weekly features for the app.

I was project lead and also in charge of the UI, working with Java and JavaFX. I implemented tab completion and user avatars.

You can check out our repo here!