SharkPillow

February was all about prototyping. I used data to drive some game design decisions, as well as got a decent chunk of prototyping done. Watch the short video to see the progress!

Battlesnake is simple. Take the game of snake, make it multiplayer, but instead of controlling the snake yourself, the snake is controlled by an AI programmed by you.

Today I'm breaking down my workflow I used to build a Traffic Light for my upcoming traffic puzzle game.

The first video is a series of building a traffic puzzle game. These tileable roads will be a core component of the game. In this video we go from idea inception, Blender models, Mixer 2020 texturing and importing into Unreal Engine 4.

Inspired by a scene in an anime, I spent the last few weeks recreating it in Unreal Engine 4.

I'm working on an abandoned subway terminal scene called Undergrowth Station and I needed a great wall material for a backdrop. Here’s how I made one in Mixer 2020.

In every new project, I find myself wanting to use dynamic lighting instead of Unreal’s default baked lighting. Here is how to turn it on.

I had a hard time getting Unreal Engine to work well on my Macbook Pro when travelling. Here are some settings I used to get Unreal Engine running on a low-end computer, or as I call it: Potato Mode.