In this game I really dug into object parenting, and learned the value in that even though a single, simple object can be developed there are so many variations of it that can be done. The goal of the game is to get to the highest wave possible, fighting off ninjas.

This game used very little in existing engines, made the movement system myself. This actually inspired the creation of a new script ( count_to_zero ) which will increment to zero in any direction, this was very useful while programming friction.

The engine behind this later lead to what runs CRI. It was a happy, fun experiment. I toyed with limited level generation, physics, and lighting effects. Not to mention a wonderful music contribution by Sean Pack. The theme of the jam, titled the "Controversial Jam", was addiction.

This is a project that originally actually carried a lot of emphasis on the story, still plenty of script work lying around. It is a project that I will be revisiting in the future to properly implement bunker growth and defense development as well as actually implement the story.

The Preyer is a top-down, survival horror-ish game that I developed to test out a concept I came up with. The concept was simple, the camera pans and zooms in and out to accommodate nearby light sources.