Welcome to my portfolio. I’m a Unity3D developer. I’ve been working with C# and Unity for about 2.5 years.
Below you can find an overview of my experience and some more information about me. The source code for one of my projects can be found under the Asteroids project or through the menu at the top.
EntroPi Games is a is a small independent game development studio, currently working on an unannounced virtual reality game for the HTC Vive.
My Tasks and Responsibilities:
In September 2016, I did an internship as a Unity developer at Bearhands Games, a small development studio in Berlin, where I worked on Grand Values: Monaco, a game for Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
My Tasks and Responsibilities:
A small personalized endless racer for mobile with randomly generated levels that I designed and wrote for somebody on a two week deadline. Most of the art was provided by someone else.
The video shows how the game looked when it was presented after 2 weeks. Later, before publishing it on the Google Play Store, I spent one more week, adding some functionality (pause, restart, menu and mute buttons), some more obstacles and most of the audio.
The final version of the game is available on the Google Play Store
The first personal project which I completely finished. For the 3D models I used unity assets freely available as part of a Unity sample project, but further made no use of that unity project, building the game entirely on my own. Below I included a link to the source code on GitHub.
Since we are now working on a multiplayer project at EntroPi Games I also just wrote the code for a small multiplayer poker project to get acquainted with the basics of network programming architecture. I decided to use the Bolt networking engine after comparing with UNET.
The past year I’ve been participating in quite some workshops, meetups (Virtual Reality Berlin, Virtual Reality Developers Berlin, Creative Virtual Reality), conferences and other events relating to virtual reality, mixed reality and augmented reality in particular, and game development and design in general, getting to know Berlin’s game development community. One of these events I participated in was the Berlin Mini Game Jam, where our team of three designed and made this small game in eight hours. The theme of the game jam was “contrast”.
I’m from Belgium. I currently live in Berlin, where I moved after living in China for two years. I love programming for its elegant logic and creative power, and I like thinking about code architecture, focusing on stability, readability, maintainability and re-usability.
I’m excited to live in a time where I can use these skills to help explore the range of possibilities that are opened up in fields like virtual reality and mixed reality.