Rhythm Artist is an unfinished audioreactive app where you tap along to a song as chill graphics swirl and interact with you. I did gameplay and graphics programming. Programmed in C++ on Cinder.

I was responsible for all character systems, all gameplay systems, and all AI. During this project, I used genetic algorithms driven by automated AI fights to improve the different AI playstyles against each other.

I was a gameplay and AI engineer on this title. I helped design and engineered all of the game's boss battles and many of the core systems.

A prototype and proof of concept adventure game about a great stage actor in the game engine that I wrote (C++). I did all animation, sound design, art, and engineering. The scripting language for the engine was based on theater scripts - an example of function following form.

A remake of a gaming classic. I was called in as an expert on the internal game engine to support the boss sequences and to inject stability into the core gameplay.

A fun take on a classic formula, Misfit battles is a co-op game where all proceeds are donated to charity. I was a gameplay and graphics engineer.

An exercise game utilizing three unique methods of tracking user movement (Kinect for 360, Move controller for PS3 and Wii remote for Wii.) I helped out on the core engine and with some gameplay.

A tween girls game made by a group of twenty-something men! I helped with the initial pitch for this game - Warioware for girls, including speed hair teasing - and implemented a lot of the minigames as well as cross-game mechanics.

A game by a sister studio that used Pipeworks' internal game engine. I was brought on to stabilize the project, and did network engineering.

I was responsible for initial gameplay and character prototyping, including prototyping the Kinect character and menu controls.