Water Power: Pocket is the latest iteration of the liquid simulation puzzle game I've been developing since 2011.

Robert's Key Quest was created for a level design college course. It is a polished single level that contains many of the elements that need to go into a successful level including:

• landmarking
• leading the player
• clear objectives
• environmental storytelling
• differences in kind

High-Score Hero was created for an advanced topics class wherein we were given three months to think outside the box and work on experimental game ideas to push the envelope of what is considered a game.

Tasty is a 3rd-person action adventure made in UDK with a team of 7 people.

This team excercise built a lot of hard-learned lessons into me:

• Scope, scope, scope
• Know when to kill an idea if it isn't working
• Do not punish players for finding interesting ways to complete your level
• UnrealScript's hieracrchy system is a maddening nightmare

Water Power is perhaps one of my better examples of strong game design, vision, and branding all coming together in one package. Featured in the 2011 DigiPen demo reel, Water Power's liquid simulation puzzles in a pixel world were a blast to work on.