Systems-driven games, mobile apps, and prototypes focused on mechanics, meaning, and scalable design.
Primary case study — the clearest snapshot of how I think about systems, narrative, and player agency.
A narrative JRPG built around handcrafted encounters, exploration-driven progression, and absurdist philosophy expressed through play. The main story is fixed, but side stories, world state, and character responses shift based on how you move through the world.
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Released and in-development games exploring progression, player behavior, and systems as commentary.
A casual idle game built in Unity that plays with compulsion loops, prestige systems, and the illusion of choice inside efficient economies. On the surface it’s about making numbers go up; underneath, it quietly satirizes the way people surrender agency to systems that reward repetition.
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Mobile UX and product work centered on calm rituals, reflection, and scalable social systems.
A cozy social music diary built with Expo and Firebase. Users share one song per day, track their listening through monthly calendars, and stay softly connected with friends. Designed as a low-pressure, privacy-aware, and scalable social experience.
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Scoped experiments focused on learning, iteration, and systems exploration.
A mobile-first resource management JRPG prototype where players manage three core supplies and make choice-driven progress along a trail. Built to explore short-run structure, lightweight JRPG combat, and how simple resources can drive tense, meaningful decisions.
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An early Unity prototype exploring team-based card combat, character synergies, and deckbuilding driven by party composition. The project informed how I scope future systems and how I approach character-driven, modular design in larger projects.
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