Building Games
That Feel Alive

Donut Dash is a fast-paced remake of Geometry Dash, where you navigate a donut character through increasingly brutal obstacle courses. Created for the Mr. Luchs winter game developer contest, it ranked 30th out of 58 entries — a great result for a student jam project!

Each of the three levels is hand-crafted with spikes, jump pads, gravity changers and tight timing windows. The difficulty ramps up hard, pushing your reaction time and muscle memory to the limit.

Flappy Dog 2D was my first ever mobile game, created as a speed challenge for my YouTube channel: could I build and ship a game in just one hour? The answer was yes! It's a Flappy Bird inspired game where you tap to keep a dog airborne between "pipes". (You should at least imagine that this are pipes 😂)

Simple in concept, surprisingly addictive in practice. It proved to me that you don't need weeks to ship something useful — just start building. Available on both Google Play and itch.io.

This is my biggest and most ambitious project — a full 2D pixel art Battle Royale / RPG built from scratch in Unity. The entire development process is documented publicly on YouTube with devlogs, making it a great showcase of building and learning in public.

The game already has a working weapon system (pistol, sheriff gun), a magazine reload mechanic, smooth character movement, a minimap, two characters and multiple maps. New RPG elements will get added soon — follow along! (BTW: There's a new map in development right now)

This project represents my first fully 3D game, built completely from scratch under tight time pressure. While the game currently features only Chica, it still captures the tense atmosphere and core gameplay mechanics that define the original series.

Despite its simplicity, this project marks an important milestone in my development journey, combining creativity, time management, and 3D programming for the first time.