This is my solo project that has been in the works for about four years. Heavily inspired by Tony Hawk, but with a different gimmick: instead of skating, you spray graffiti. The game also becomes more violent over time. This is my most ambitious project yet, and my goal is to release this game within two years.

For more than a year, I have worked on a Quake clone in my free time next to school/work. This game is a prototype that has a small level, 3 different enemy types, a start on 4 different guns, health/ammo items, trigger systems, traps, secrets and more! My main highlight is the combat sections that lets you fight against two waves of enemies (seen in this GIF). 

As a gameplay programmer, I have worked on 3 different prototype games before this game became: "Robot WipeOut". Most of my melee combat code has been used for the final game. For this project, we made small strike teams between 3-6 people per prototype to test what might be fun for the final product.

To better understand OpenGL, I have followed an online course about OpenGL. Thanks to this course, I made a small graphics demo. 

On my internship at BlewScreen in 2019, I have worked on the game: WOONopoly. This is a Monopoly type of game about renting houses. Your goal is to have the best living conditions. For this project, I have worked a lot with Unity, its UI system. I also made a custom character creator.

Many years ago, I attended a school competition with my team to create the best game or website in 60 hours! We also won this competition! We created Skypeak. This is a hack and slash/point and click game. When you are not fighting, you have to point and click through the world to find quests. When you interact with an enemy, you teleport into an FPS swordfight level!

This is my solo project that has been in the works for about four years. Heavily inspired by Tony Hawk, but with a different gimmick: instead of skating, you spray graffiti. The game also becomes more violent over time. This is my most ambitious project yet, and my goal is to release this game within two years.

This is a fan game that is heavily inspired by the original first two PC games. This project is still on going and its webpage will get updated over time.

For more than a year, I have worked on a Quake clone in my free time next to school/work. This game is a prototype that has a small level, 3 different enemy types, a start on 4 different guns, health/ammo items, trigger systems, traps, secrets and more! My main highlight is the combat sections that lets you fight against two waves of enemies (seen in this GIF). 

On my internship at BlewScreen in 2019, I have worked on the game: WOONopoly. This is a Monopoly type of game about renting houses. Your goal is to have the best living conditions. For this project, I have worked a lot with Unity, its UI system. I also made a custom character creator.

I wanted to create a small shooter where I could try to create enemies that act a bit like the enemies from the Doom 2016 reboot. I have not created any great form of AI at that time that did more than just following the player and shoot the player. In this game, they run around and choose to chase the player, run away or climb on obstacles.

This Make a Thon year, I worked on Syn-Corp. This is a Sci-Fi shooter. My tasks were to create levels, tweak the game its visuals, add some music and optimize the game whereas possible.

This is a simple BBQ game with two levels. You need to satisfy your customers by cooking food. This game was made within 8 weeks together with another teammate. 

Many years ago, I attended a school competition with my team to create the best game or website in 60 hours! We also won this competition! We created Skypeak. This is a hack and slash/point and click game. When you are not fighting, you have to point and click through the world to find quests. When you interact with an enemy, you teleport into an FPS swordfight level!

To better understand OpenGL, I have followed an online course about OpenGL. Thanks to this course, I made a small graphics demo. 

On my third block of the first year on "Breda University of Applied Sciences", I have made a Raspberry Pi 3 game in a custom OpenGLES 2.0 C++ framework to get a similar experience on how it is like to make games on a console.

The game needed to contain: Outside flying section, a ship docking section and a walkable indoor section.

This was an extremely hard first year school assignment. Our assignment was to create a ray tracer so that we understand vector math so fast as possible. We were not allowed to use the standard C++ library and any graphics library. We were allowed to change the provided Vector2 class into a Vector3 class and use that.

This game is a mixture of survival/sailing. I have supported my team as a gameplay/AI programmer.

This project is about my third-year school project that I made together with my team of 30 people to create one game during the whole school year. This assignment was made for us to experience how it is like to work on a triple-AAA game.

This block was all about fixing bugs, optimization and play testing. I spent most of my time on play testing. I have helped the art team by making more optimized shaders, and I have fixed some bugs. Furthermore, I also helped my team to implement the graphics settings menu.

As a gameplay programmer, I have worked on 3 different prototype games before this game became: "Robot WipeOut". Most of my melee combat code has been used for the final game. For this project, we made small strike teams between 3-6 people per prototype to test what might be fun for the final product.

While the Covid-19 pandemic just started, I worked together with my team on this game. This game is about a cultist that needs to feed the beast with alive people. To do this, you need to throw people inside a big pit. Dead people don't count, so make sure you don't kill them and feed them alive to the beast.