Game Design

I have worked on a fair number of games, both as a solo developer and as part of a larger team. Click on the games below to find out more!

Please note that I do not use generative AI in any of my projects.

Solo Projects

A victory splash screen: Pixel art of a Black man waving a red flag with a white star. A text bar reads 'Victory to the Strikers!' and a button lets the player return to the main menu.

Hold the Picket! — My first project, an arcade game about striking workers.

A game of Train of Thought in progress; a blue-yellow toy train chugs along a railorad, passing children's toys. A health bar is visible, and junction blinkers are on-screen.

Train of Thought — A chaotic, fast-paced game of reaction speed and a metaphor for unmedicated ADHD.

A red-eyed boar named Treachero is saying "The King has heard of the invasion planned by our true liege, the Scarlet Duke" to to evil-looking man in a hood holding a sword. The man responds "Has he, now"? through a button prompt.

Built to Scale! — An unexpectedly solo game jam entry, and the most narrative-heavy of my published solo games.

Team Projects

'Nimrod Campbell' in orange-gold parchment lettering, with the subtitle 'And the Laboratory of Yakub' in goopy dark green text, on a background of a mishmash of brown, green and tan shapes with a dark grey rendering of a palm tree in the middle.

Nimrod Campbell and the Laboratory of Yakub — Working as design lead on SCUMManifesto Games’ first project!

A game of Devil's Kitchen in progress - demonic foodstuffs are circling a restaurant, surrounded by patrons, with the player aiming the mayonnaise cannon at them.

Devil’s Kitchen — A very successful game jam entry, and my first team project!