Pawsome is primarily a conceptual project designed to explore the mechanics of a virtual pet simulation game. While built using Unity and C#, the core purpose of this project was to learn the fundamentals of 3D content creation using Blender.
It served as a practical deep dive into the 3D art pipeline, starting from basic low-poly modeling and UV mapping to more complex tasks like character rigging and animation. The project provided hands-on experience in creating custom assets and importing them into a game engine to see them come to life.
Every project is a unique and fun challenge. I focus on creating things, that are unique and fun to build, while solving real world problems.
TypeScript • SvelteKit • Node.js • S3 • KOReader Plugin Development • Lua
A self-hosted reading stack with a web library, provider-powered book imports, and KOReader sync.
TypeScript • React Native • Expo • MongoDB • Node.js • WebSockets
A mobile social network designed to facilitate real-life meetups and activities.
TypeScript • Next.js • React • SCSS Modules • SQLite/LibSQL
A modern implementation of the logic puzzle game built with Next.js.
TypeScript • Node.js • FFMPEG • Puppeteer • Next.js • Microservices
An automated service that scraped content and rendered compilations via FFMPEG.
Java • JavaFX • Multithreading • Cryptography
A Java & JavaFX application demonstrating blockchain fundamentals and multithreading.
C# • Unity • Mobile Development • Game Design • Blender
A satirical infinite runner mobile game developed in Unity.
C# • Unity • Blender • NodeJs • TypeScript • WebSockets • Game Design
A 3D isometric incremental game built in Unity.
C# • Unity • Blender • Rigging • Low Poly Modeling • Game Design
A conceptual virtual pet simulation game inspired by Nintendogs.
Svelte • TypeScript • R Language • MongoDB • QTI XML • OpenOLAT • Node.js • NestJS
A unified exam creation platform integrating Svelte and R to generate QTI XML and PDF assessments.
Academic Research • Literature Review • Gamification • Employee Training • Psychology
A Bachelor's thesis researching the efficacy of gamification elements in employee training software.