As things go, a ton of prototypes and testprojects emerge. So here are some of them.
Starchild
Starchild was created during my time at the SAE institute vienna with a team of talented people and friends. My part was mostly 3D modelling (Environment: Trees, Statues, Plants, Rocks,…)
Download & Play here (Some virus software may get scared but there´s no virus, I promise.)
Phycube
Named Phycube for no other reason than there not beeing an actual name. A physics-based platformer including fluid simulation. There isn´t much more than a very short level tho.
Controls (Gamepad only – an Xbox controller will do) A – Jump Left/Right shoulder buttons – Airial dash Left Stick – Move
A turn-based board game for mobiles in the form of a web-app. I´m a bit unsure where to go with it now but the basics are working fine. It´s on ice until I figure out what to do with it. The main issue is managing to explain someone how it works, regardless of the tutorial :V
A very simple breakout prototype. Can be played with touch or mouse inputs. There is only two levels, but one could easily expand this as levels are loaded from simple JSON arrays.
Done for a Gamejam from Gamee. It was quite a different experience to work with a deadline in mind, but not too terrible either. There are certainly a bunch of things I would change now that I look back at it, but overall I like the result. Note that there is no pointcounter, as this was handled by the Gamee SDK (it is counted in the background though, causing the game to get harder and faster the more points you collect)
The only restrictions where that it had to be for mobile devices, was playable with one hand and had to be something where you can gain a score. (iirc)
A very old prototype (and terribly made, dear lord…) where you have to jump on a bunch of orange squares Mario style. Sounds easy, right? WRONG, these squares are designed to be assholes. Great… now I have the urge to redo this and make them even more asshole.
