A short atmospheric puzzle game. My entry for Ludum Dare 50.

A procedurally-generated isometric endless runner. My entry for Ludum Dare 45 (Theme: Start with Nothing).

A 3D puzzle game where you control multiple copies of yourself at once.

Identity Crisis got 8th place in Ludum Dare 43! The jam theme was “Sacrifices must be made”.

A hybrid of RTS and Action Adventure control schemes. My entry for Ludum Dare 41 (Theme: Combine two incompatible genres)

A fish-poaching side-scroller. My entry for Ludum Dare 29 (Theme: Beneath the Surface).

A hybrid of match-three and platformer. My entry for Ludum Dare 26 (Theme: Minimalism)

An action-adventure exploration based game with a sort-of SciFi setting.

HumanTECH got 7th place in Ludum Dare 24! The theme was Evolution (which, interestingly, has been nominated as a finalist theme for the previous 23 Ludum Dare competitions, but has never been selected.)

A fast paced puzzle-platformer.

This is my first Ludum Dare entry (original post here). Programming for 36 hours straight is really…really hard. I definitely learned a lot from the experience, though. There was no time at all spent to QA any of the game, so play at your own risk! Also, the game is hard. Like way, way too hard. Some people enjoy that, though I’ve noticed most people don’t.

A compelling game of speculative caveman history (made with David Kanaga)

An interactive, generative music game, made with David Kanaga in 2009-10. Ada was created using the SuperCollider environment to generate all of the sound you hear, and Processing for the visual frontend. Ada was distributed at the 2010 Game Developers Conference.