Beacon is a science fiction, adventure-based, space shooter tabletop role playing game designed for Anzir Tech. You assume the role of 1 of 8 characters with a unique role, either a soldier, scientist, mechanic, or astronaut. Beacon takes place in the distant future where mankind is suffering because of impurities in our oceans and water supply. Our last hope of survival is a mineral substance found on a distant planet called Ambronoi. Your team's mission is to travel across the galaxy to Ambronoi, find the minerals, and bring them back to Earth. But beware, you are not alone on this planet. Ambronoi is home to a variety of alien creatures, all of them bent on killing you and your team. If you don't stay alert, you won't stay alive.

Unity Version: 2021.3.8f1
This was a sample of using a third person character controller with a walking animation in a plane with obstacles to avoid.

Unity Version: 2021.3.13f1
Team Size: Solo
A 3D Bowling simulator game with simple shapes, assets, game objects, and materials from Unity. Bowling lane plane with barriers to keep the ball and pins in place. Another plane underneath to represent a gutter that makes you lose if the ball lands in it. UI keeps track of every pin you knock down.

Unity Version: 2020.3.32f1
Team Size: Solo
This was a 2D shooter game known as Kangaroo Boxing. You play as a Kangaroo named Jabbing Jack, and you are boxing against a Kangaroo named Boxing Barry. You move your kangaroo up and down across the screen shooting boxing glove projectiles at the opponent to reduce their health.

Unity Version: 2021.3.13f1
Team Size: Solo
This is an improved version of Roll a Ball. You have several collectable objects along some wooden planks over a water area. Your goal is to carefully maneuver the ball object across the planks, collecting all the collectables and reaching the other side without falling into the water.

Program: Unity
Version: 2020.3.15f2
Team Size: 3
Role: 3D modeler/rigger/animator
This is a 3D character building collecting game simulator. My team and I put a lot of effort into designing and rendering the character we wanted to include. We all came up with different background ideas and eventually bringing them all together. My team designed the body and structure of the character. I designed the rig and the animations used including walking, running, jumping, idle, and rolling. I also designed the silver tray the character is holding. It's signature idle animation includes slightly bowing its head and presenting the tray. I wanted to have it say, "would you care for some tea sir?" The level scene is designed to have the character avoid multiple tables and collecting numerous rodent models.

Program: Unity
Version: 2020.3.22f1
Team Size: 3
Role: 3D modeler/level builder
This was a 3D FPS taking place in a creepy old, abandoned hotel setting. My goal was to design modular assets for the level and use them to create the scene. I created the wooden floors as a puzzle piece. I created the sets of stairs, the doors, and the elevator model. The elevator also featured an animation of the doors opening and closing, as well as the floor arrow at the top spinning. Your goal is to make your way through the hotel setting as you shoot enemies designed after small blob like figures designed after Among Us.

Program: Adobe Photoshop
Number of layers: 10
These are 6 black and white images of exterior environments done in Photoshop. Each one has 4 to 5 layers to them. Each drawing is from a photo of an actual place I have visited before. Two of them are from a vacation in Newport Rhode Island. Two of them are from Coggshall Park, a nature preserve I frequently visited in Fitchburg. The last two are from my vacation to Niagara Falls. I wanted to choose references that were not only real but memorable to me and have meaning. They represent my experiences and my view of the world around me.

Program: Unreal Engine
We were designing more levels in Unreal Engine. I wanted to make this one longer, and more intense. So, I designed a level with a home like environment engulfed in flame particles. I set up the area with furniture, tables, chairs, and lamps. I spread the fire particles to all corners of the house area. On top of the furniture, blocking the front door, cutting off part of the stairway, and blocking other pathways. When you reach the upper level of the house, there are also smoke and sparks particles coming from the lamps to give it a better fire escape experience. I did try to include the damaging effect of the particles, but I ran out of time.

Program: Unreal Engine
This was my first exposure to working with Unreal Engine. I was to design a platform level prototype. I choose to do a theme based on SpongeBob SquarePants. I built water textured walls around the level area, with sand on the ground, and surrounding plants. I used the models, shapes, and textures provided to me to build SpongeBob's Pineapple, Patrick's Rock, and Squidward's Easter Island head house. I designed platforms to jump onto to reach that small island with the two palm trees that you see in the show's opening.

Verts: 4702
Edges: 9490
Faces: 4820
UV: 5500
Tris: 9220

Verts: 382
Edges: 780
Faces: 400
UV: 439
Tris: 760
This was one of the first times experimenting with animation in Maya. I wanted to start out simple and clean, so I made a little sphere and animated it to bounce in a forward direction. I set it to 30 FPS and made a wavy bouncing motion much like a rollercoaster.

Program: Photoshop
Number of Layers: 8
These are some sketches of cars and vehicles done in Photoshop. The vehicles include the Ford Explorer from Jurassic Park, Lightning McQueen from Disney Pixar Cars, KITT from the hit TV series Knight Rider, Aston Martin from James Bond, and the outline of another race car. The vehicles seen in these files are depicted in a side view, and in a driving perspective viewpoint. Ultra-Fast Racers is a pitch for a game I have been working on for years now. UFR is a game I hope to create one day in the future. It is a racing game that takes the most iconic cars and vehicles across all media platforms and makes them race against one another. These are some of the vehicles I want to incorporate into the final game.

Verts: 2120
Edges: 4338
Faces: 2230
UV: 2469
Tris: 4216

Verts: 94
Faces: 90
Edges: 180
UV: 113
Tris: 180
I designed this hatchet model as a weapon to be used in Tyler Journey. After I imported it into Unity, I animated it to swing straight out to the left and back while facing the screen in a first-person view.

Program: Autodesk Maya 2023
Verts: 90366
Faces: 90112
Edges: 180480
UV: 90911
Tris: 180224
This is the watering can model I designed for the updated version of Tyler's Journey. All one object although I could have sealed up some of the gaps in the handle. The hole for the spout was extruded inside, and not going all the way through.

Programs: Autodesk Maya, ZBrush
These are screenshots of models and assets of Samurai Armor. I designed each model in Maya before adding textures and materials in ZBrush. I have a katana, or Samurai blade weapon, a helmet, chest armor, shoulder pads, and a lower half.

Program: Autodesk Maya 2022
Verts: 272
Faces: 268
Edges: 538
UV: 291
Tris: 536
This is another 3D model of an anvil I designed for the factory setting. I studied a few different sources to get the shape and dimensions accurately correct. I do like how it came out, but I know it can be enhanced further.