Video game prototypes
Just like every other computer science student and programmer, I’ve done a bit of indie video game development in personal projects or for game jams such as the UFSC Game Jam (I also helped organize its first editions). This page collects some of those projects.
A basic raycaster with Fable+Elmish
Click the canvas above and press one of the WASD keys to move around.
3D Modeling, Motion Capture and Transfer
Othello against an AI
While following Peter Norvig’s “Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming”, I implemented some of the artificial Othello players described therein. You can play against one of those AIs (or match them against each other) using the Replit that should appear below (press the green “run” button if it doesn’t start automatically).
MoonFable
MoonFable is a short fantasy RPG game mixing turn-based combat and Match-3 casual puzzle mechanics. Made during the UFSC Game Jam 3 using the LÖVE2D framework.
Warning: programmer art ahead.
Source code is available on GitHub and a development timelapse can be seen on YouTube.
Others
Pointers to some of the other projects I’ve developed:
A multiplayer, wizard dueling, LISP programming game.
An Interactive Fiction game (Brazilian Portuguese only).
