PokeFight

Autumn 2024

PokeFight is a simple Augmented-Reality Rock-Paper-Scisors game created in Unity using OpenXR. Implemented for a class at FH St. Pölten focusing on designing and implementing applications in Virtual/Augmented Reality. The gameplay deliberately is kept simple to focus on the capabilities and restrictions of the OpenXR platform for Android. This project was created over a period of multiple weeks, although total development time amounts to ~4 hours with no guidance what-so-ever.

Things that I have done:

• Modeling and Texturing the platform
• Designing and implementing the features
• Creating the user interface

Check the project out!

Ninja Rampage

Winter 2023

Ninja Rampage is a hack-and-slash game where you fight through waves of enemies. The focus was on creating fast-paced and fluid gameplay without feeling overwhelming. The game was developed during a 2-week exercise at FH St. Pölten, coded entirely in JavaScript, and runs on a custom engine embedded in an iFrame. This setup introduces some bugs, which are hard to diagnostic, it still demonstrates the basic concept.

XCOM Clone

Summer-break 2022

This prototype is designed to explore the capabilities of Unity's built-in NavMesh, focusing on agent avoidance, path calculation, and path visualization. The project investigates how NavMeshAgents handle dynamic pathfinding and avoid obstacles while navigating a defined environment. By visualizing agent paths, the prototype provides insights into the internal workings of Unity's navigation system. This standalone project aims to serve as a foundation for understanding and utilizing these core NavMesh functionalities in future Unity applications.

The player is able to:

• rotate the camera with the middle mouse button
• click on the figures to display the movement range
• move a figure while selected within the given range

Space X

Summer 2021

Space X was a collaborative project between me and Martin Stillebauer where we both wanted to explore the possibilities within the Unity Engine. The prototype startet it's life as a "Zelda: Breath of the Wild" clone but soon evolved into a medieval japan inspired game where the player would be able to play as a ninja.

Features implemented or things I have learned in this Version:

• Save System (not working in the browser version)
• Testing an open world concept with the Unity Terrain tool.
• The enemies have different view cones, for example: close-range/distant; over the shoulder "sixth sense"; peripheral. Depending on in what detection cone the Player stands, a different cone is used to calculate the detection of the player.

Imprint

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