Game Credits
These are all of games I've worked on so far in my time at Webster University. Despite my preference for art, I also have credits in narrative, world design, and programming.
Echo Park
Spring 2024
Echo Park is a single-player adventure game where you take on the role of a bat. Navigate the darkness using echolocation. Hunt for your prey and dodge predators. Will you be able to gather enough food before sunrise without becoming a meal yourself?
Memphish Mailstrom
January 2025
The Fish Emperor says the world is about to end! A trash meteor is descending on the city of Memphish, and a fishpocalyse of pollution is sure to follow! Bubbles will burst, fish bowls will shatter, and the light of the Big Pyramid illuminating the city may even go out. The news is calling it Y2F(ish), the end of the world!
This looks like a job for you, mailfish. Burst out with your bubblemobile and get ready to deliver the news to the good fish of the city. Manage your air to propel yourself through Memphish, chuck newspapers at everyone you see, and get as high of a score as you can! Don’t forget to hit some ramps along the way for some crazy tricks. Who said you can’t have fun when doomsday’s right around the corner?
The Penman Demo
Spring 2025
The Penman is an interactive text adventure about an author who finds themself within the world of their story. With different paths for the author to take, the story develops as their choices change the world around them.
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The Horror genre is the only genre currently available; not all story paths are completed. There are currently 4 different endings.
VacPac Adventures
Fall 2025
Strap on your VacPac and dive into a gooey frenzy of slime-slinging action! Eject sticky slime blasts to splat enemy slime balls and harvest their juicy essence. Vacuum it up quick to replenish your VacPac—then decide: spend it as ammo to rack up massive splat scores, or burn it as jetpack fuel to rocket toward the top of the ever-rising map? Master the balance in this addictive vertical climber!
Blaschko Demo
Fall 2025
In the late 1900s Nepal and Northern India was being stalked by a hidden predator in the woods. For years a tigress hunted in the jungles, racking up a kill count of 436 men, women, and children until being killed in May 1907 by Jim Corbett.
You may not be Jim Corbett, but you have faced the tiger, too.