A cozy puzzle game where a tiny robot routes circuit boards. Each one starts randomized, so there's no solution to memorize, just systems to master.Clock in and climb from unpaid intern to Employee of the Month.
Easy to start. Hard to put down.
A one-person game studio building games around one new mechanic each, clear enough to play in the first minute and deep enough to keep getting better at. Plus the Unity tools that come out of making them.
One developer. Every detail.The Games
A cozy circuit-board puzzler on Steam, a mobile arcade game, and the jam prototypes the ideas came out of.
Tiny Circuits
A cozy circuit-puzzle adventure where you rise from unpaid intern to Employee of the Month!
Play as a little robot solving 70+ handcrafted circuit-board puzzles inside a cozy electronics factory. Place tiles, route electrical signals, and unlock clever components like diodes, gates, and teleporters. Your starting position is randomized every run, so you can't memorize a solution, you have to master the systems as you climb from unpaid intern to Employee of the Month.
Tap n' Pop
A joyful balloon-popping casual game for mobile.
Enjoyable cartoon-style graphics, rewarding interactions, and progressively more exciting challenges. Straightforward yet captivating gameplay will keep you coming back to beat your personal best.
Truck Rush!
Build a road to your destination before your turns run out!
My submission to VimJam 4, and the first game jam I ever entered.
What I Do
One developer making games worth replaying, and the Unity tools that come out of building them.
Fun Games
Games built around elegant mechanics and real depth, polished until every part of them holds up.
Developer Tools
The Unity tools I build for my own projects, cleaned up and shipped so other developers can use them too.
Prototypes
New mechanics tested in game jams, kept rough on purpose and labeled as such. The ones that hold up grow into full games.
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The full portfolio: every game, tool, and experiment, in the order it was made.