I build worlds with weight — places you climb, run from, and get lost in. Systems-first design, atmosphere over shortcuts.
I design and build original games end-to-end — movement systems, horror pacing, and the small mechanical details that make a genre feel authentic rather than assembled from a template.
Most of my work lives in Roblox Studio, scripted in Lua, but the focus is never the engine. It's whether a climb has real consequence, whether a chase feels fast enough to panic you, whether a hallway feels wrong before anything's even happened.
Outside of development I spend a lot of time behind a camera — photography is where I slow down. I've also spent time on the other side of communities: moderating, managing, and keeping things running for people who aren't me.
A White Knuckle–inspired climbing and hand-grab system built across seven interlocking ModuleScripts — hand IK, raycast-driven surface detection, sprint chaining, and a prompt layer that tells the player exactly what's grabbable and when. Currently expanding into fall damage and environmental hazards.
A Subway Surfers–style endless runner, fully rewritten client-side for frame-rate–independent speed scaling. Procedural rail-chain generation, cached animation playback, and a "mercy zone" stumble mechanic that gives players a real, readable chance to recover before a fall becomes a death.
A Backrooms-flavored collect-and-sell game built around entity spawning, carry-capacity limits, and a live currency loop — full server authority on economy, full client responsiveness on feel.
A cinematic waking-up / passing-out sequence for a horror lab game — eyelid animation, camera sway, blur, vignette, and audio muffling, all timed to sell disorientation without taking real control away from the player for too long.
Movement, state machines, and interaction systems built to feel intentional, not scripted-on.
Full-stack scripting — server authority, client responsiveness, and everything between.
Camera work, audio design, and timing that make horror and tension land honestly.
Comfortable running the human side too — moderation, guidelines, and keeping a server healthy.
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