Island

Hidden Object Game

This game was developed as a part of my Master’s thesis, which proposes a conceptual framework for designing and comparing hint systems as a core piece of user centered design. The game applies this conceptual framework by allowing the players to choose between two different types if hint selection: Random, and Covert->Overt.

Goal Every round you will have an objective to find and pick up. If you are successful in picking up the objective in the available time, a new round will start with a new objective. If not, a new round will start but the objective will stay the same.

Score Your score is represented by a bar at the top of the screen. Every time you successfully complete a round, the score bar will move towards the right. If you fail to complete your objective, the bar will move towards the left. Reach the right or the left and win or lose the game, respectively.

Download at itch.io.

• Date: 2021
• Category: Games

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Astraeus 42

Action Platformer Game

“The Astraeus mission is responsible for finding planets suitable for mining operations. You will embark on an atmospheric journey to the depths of a planet to learn the grim fate of the previous colonising crew. You will be faced with increasingly difficult challenges, as you delve deeper into the twisting caves.” - Description on itch.io

Will you be able to manage your resources long enough to reach the next resupply point, or fail and never know what happened to Astraeus 42?

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• Date: 2020
• Category: Games

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Peppered with Missiles!

Mobile Missile Dodging Game

“In this endless game your goal is to avoid getting destroyed by missiles, while simultaneously causing the missiles to collide with each other. Points are gained for every missile collision you cause and two unique power-ups can be found during your flight - use these to your advantage!” - Description on the Play Store

The first game I completed! I worked on multiple projects before this one, but this is the one that I got to a state I was happy with releasing. There’s multiple things I would have liked to improve or add, but I thought it was better to release a completed project, even if small and simple, than not release something that I over-scoped.

• Date: 2019
• Category: Games

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