An fast-paced sledding game with a ninja rope and fun maps. A rare 3D gamejam game from this group of mostly programmers.

Created in Godot over the GGJ24 weekend and tweaked a bit during the following week.

It's surprisingly playable on touchscreen devices, but unfortunately Godot 4 web builds don't support iOS, yet. When webgpu support drops we'll probably create a new build.

A hectic 4 player food fight. Sow potatoes, grow potatoes, throw potatoes, you are potatoes. May the best potato... Win?

This was the first contact with Godot for the whole team. Given those circumstances everything went quite well!

An old-skool TV game that you control with a rotary phone. Created during Assembly Game Jam 2015. In the games you throw various old-skool items and try to keep them in the air by chasing and volleying them for extra speed. All that by dialing numbers on a rotary phone. Because, what's more old-skool than TV games and rotary phones? Pretty much nothing, right? (The controls might be more intuitive on an touch screen device. Download the Android build and try it out.)

A skill-based action game submitted for Assembly Summer 2014 GameDev competition, where it won the third price.

Development began exactly one week before the submission deadline with some fixing done in the following couple weeks. I'm really proud of the accomplishment of its creation and the finished game.

Update 2024: The global high-scores and replays were broken for a while without me noticing, they are fixed now. Also there's a new HTML5-based web build.

A fun game about combining fruit. It's not procrastination, it's playtesting!

Created in Godot over several Sundays. The work was restarted in Godot 3.6 due to Godot 4 web builds not supporting iOS.

Fun fact: the "original" Suika game on Switch is itself a clone of a Chinese browser game.

A remake of my first published game. This time created with Unity3D instead of XNA to make it available on most modern platforms. This time I won't be brining it to any app stores as I don't want to get contacted by The Tetris Company again.

If you want to build the game from the Unity project files for your own iOS or WP device, please, email me or leave a message with the form on the contact page.

A speed and puzzle game aimed for mobile devices. It was mostly an experiment to see how moving the character on a touch screen device would work -- quite well it turns out.

An asymmetrical two-player game where one of the players doesn't need to see but listen.

There is also a single-player mode for those who just want to play alone. And no-player mode for those who just want to watch.

Created using Unity for the Global Game Jam 2014.

Help Mrs. Scruffles fetch the mail! Created with Unity for Molyjam 2013 in 48 hours.

A Global Game Jam game with an intestine inspired theme.

A math game created with tablet devices and education in mind as a short project. It saw some further development towards being a commercial product but was ultimately abandoned.

A local multiplayer game where two players compete to stay afloat the longest.

Created with Unity 2D in 10 hours during a single day gamejam.

A quick game project to test out different movement styles for a 2D flying game.

A rogue-like on a space station. Created with Unity during a game development project course.

A simple tech demo created in an afternoon using RagePixel - a free pixelart toolkit for Unity.

A completely procedural walk animation. Every moving joint has a fine-tuned sine function controlling its rotation. Yeah, it's pretty impractical.

An XNA game project conceived, created and published in a single weekend for Global Game Jam 2012.

An inefficient raycaster created with Python 3.2 and PyGame. It took around five hours to get the rendering working. After that roughly a week was spent tweaking the UI. The above picture was rendered in 4 minutes on a modern PC.

A tetris game with smooth touch controls for Windows Phone platform created using XNA. (Was taken down after seven months and 2,500 downloads from WP Marketplace by to The Tetris Company.)