An old man follows mysterious fireflies through the mountains while battling to stay alive in the winter cold
An experiment in minimal design: I disabled almost all gameplay mechanics from Crysis and attempted to create an engaging experience with simple movement and interaction. Winner of the ModDB.com Best Original Art award in 2010.
Non-linear Crysis level set in a Chinese public park
The goal was to practice designing open levels. The level is quite varied because I wanted to experience a wide range of problems this type of design involves and accomodate multiple play-styles. I modeled and textured most of the custom assets too.
London city block and farmers market invaded by monsters
This level was a big challenge in many ways: I had never used the Unreal Engine before, only had a month to complete it, it was my first multiplayer level, and I was just beginning to toy with modeling. My goal was to create a simple layout and differentiate the level from others with custom models and textures. Winner of 3rd place of the official Killing Floor mapping contest
Short noir story of vengeance set in a derelict NYC hotel
The level geometry was built by a teammate but abandoned. I added an introduction level, scripted gameplay in the existing layout and developed a short noir story around it.
Over-the-top assassination mission set in a conference center
This is the sequel to 7th Serpent: Crossfire. When the former leader of the project found himself unable to continue his modding work, I took over the project and scripted all the gameplay and story.
Explosive 5-levels campaign in city streets & mental asylum
I joined this project halfway through, and most of the levels' geometry was already done at the time, so it is the first time I ever had to script a level I didn't design myself. The team proved to be talented level designers who taught me a lot. I eventually completed the whole project when the team dropped out.
Rendition of "gun-kata" inspired by the movie Equilibrium
This project was high profile, which attracted all sorts of trouble for us: hacked servers, copycats... It was still a great experience to design levels for the new combat mechanics. Winner of the ModDB.com Editor's Choice award in 2005
