The sequel to Crunchyroll: River City Girls, Crunchyroll: River City Girls 2 is the latest release I've recently worked on. While simultaneously leading and working on a large update for the original game, I was also tasked with porting many of the mobile features and improvements to the sequel. Having completed two other ports of our console brawlers to mobile for our client, I was able to leverage my experience to quickly and efficiently port the sequel to mobile. I worked on the project as a full stack programmer, integrating the Crunchyroll SDK, and implementing mobile UI and UX changes. The game is currently in it's final days of testing and slated to release in November 2024.

A mobile port of the popular River City Girls brawler on all major consoles. Over the past quarter, I was tasked with maintaining the mobile applications, partly due to Google PlayStore security and policy updates. I worked on the project as a full stack programmer; integrating updates to the Crunchyroll SDK, updating Unity editor, plugin, and library versions, and implementing mobile UI and UX changes to address user feedback. Because of changes to various internal Unity systems, the project initialization and load processes required significant refactoring. These changes were necessary to ensure backwards compatibility across the 4,000 devices we target, and used by the other Crunchyroll projects we we're simultaneously developing. Overall, the game is now much more performant and all bugs and user feedback has been addressed, I believe I've left it in a much better state than when I inherited it. The update is currently in it's final days of testing and slated to release in November 2024.

Interactive software for Princess Cruises ship guests. I actively develop and maintain many parts of this network of systems. This family of applications are deployed to touch screen "Portals" throughout the ship, for guests to around. I'm responsible for various functionalities and features such as OceanCompass (ship map and GPS routing services), OceanFun (cruise itinerary and event scheduling), and OceanCasino. I work in both the front and the back ends, and work closely with the product manager, directors, and designers to ensure network data requests are optimal when at sea.

A small trivia game that's loads of fun with friends, this was my first published game. I lead development and worked closely with the producer and designer to create a hybrid tv output/phone input game. The game was created using React, IBM Watson, Node/Socket.io, Azure services, PlayFab services, and Unity. I was responsible for all networking, UI, DLC, achievements, analytics, and eventual console and digital media player ports. The game works by creating a lobby that players then connect to by scanning a QR code on the screen, once everyone's ready, an episode of Jeopardy is then streamed and players follow along with the contestants to try to win the game. When it's time to answer a question players buzz-in by tapping on their phone and speaking their answer into the mic. It's near-instantaneously displayed as text on the TV and evaluated. Player stats and and data are tracked and stored in a database.

Powered by A 3D tilemap Engine, this is a quick prototype of a web-based, multiplayer, 3D version of the popular board game Settlers of Catan.

A NPM package built to bypass the lengthy Twitter bot setup stage and get straight to defining bot actions. Built with Node, the package sets up a server that hooks into Twitter web events and allows any number of account's to listen and respond. Essentially a framework to write Twitter-based actions based on pre-defined events while abstracting away the network and bot lifecycle management.

Machine learning with Spotify to emulate Spotify's Discovery feature. Classification and Prediction based on user's listening habits, integrated with Amazon Alexa.

A GSAP and CSS3 animation powered loading spinner component for VueJS, deployed on NPM

A procedurally generated, 3D crafting/survival game. Created with C#, Unity, and Blender.