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Defeat waves of enemies taking over your living room with this mobile AR tower defense game inspired by The Clone Wars

Roles: Gameplay Programmer, UI Programmer, Systems Designer

Using Google's ARCore SDK for Unity, I helped develop an Android app that allows the user to create and play a tower defense level in AR space. The user can place enemy spawn points and different tower types to populate the level, as well as waypoints to create paths for enemies to follow. New towers are available as players earn credits from defeating waves of enemies.

My Responsibilities Included

• Learning and utilizing Google's ARCore SDK for Unity to use real-world planes in AR simulation and allow the user to select a desired plane

• Designing an adaptable system for making new AR objects

• Creating tower objects with different mechanics, such as ones that deal AOE damage, slow down enemies, or target the furthest enemy

• Designing particle systems for tower radii and spawn selection

• Creating UI elements that allow the user to select AR objects to place

Collect memes and prepare for battle in this funny mobile game

Roles: Gameplay Programmer, UI Developer

Developed in a week for VGDC Spring Jam 2020. The player partakes in rock-paper-scissors-esque "meme battles" to gain memes. As the player collects memes, they must engage in increasingly longer battles to unlock more memes for their arsenal. The game is themed as a messaging app and allows the player to "text" opponents for funny interactions.

My Responsibilities Included

• Designing and implementing a system for earning and storing memes

• Implementing all UI elements, such as the opponent selection screen, chat screen, and message bubbles

• Debugging various UI-related issues

Explore molecules and compounds in AR with this mobile app used as a companion to a physical card game

Roles: Sole Developer

This project is a companion app to a physical card game designed to teach chemistry concepts. Its primary function is to show players how certain ions (represented as cards) could combine to form compounds. The app uses the augmented reality platform EasyAR to detect cards and create visualizations in augmented reality space.

My Responsibilities Included

• Utilizing an existing AR platform to trigger interactions with image recognition

• Importing models from Jmol for use within the application

• Working alongside a team on a physical card game to ensure AR compatibility

• Creating links to online articles within the app so users can learn more about ions and compounds