Game Projects

Guess the Animal?

Description

Guess the Animal? is a visual text quiz game about guessing what animal was shown on the picture with heavy usage of ASCII and text art for most of the pictures in the game.

Special Thanks: Madam Nuraini

Alien in Canada

Description

Alien in Canada is a short turn-based, tile roguelike that challenges the player to resourcefully manage their stamina of the character while tying to avoid or go through the obstacles the game has to offers. Things such as Aliens and rocks will try to deplete your stamina as much as possible to kill you as soon as your stamina runs out. It’s your job to help Mr. McGuffin navigate through Canada and trying to find the way out of there.

Special Thanks: Sir Amirul

Into the Unknown Depth

Description

(Trailer of the game is edited by me. It’s animated by my work partner, Che Wan.)

In this game, the main protagonist character is Ariel. He found himself lost in a time-looping basement after fleeing from the battlefield in a cave. The main objective of the game is to follow the secret rules of the basement and fulfilled its requirements to escape from its never-ending cycles.

Special Thanks: Sir Shazili

Never-Ending Nights

Description

Never-Ending Nights is an endless wave-based, 2D pixel roguelike game that test on the player’s reflexes on movement and attack patterns. Each enemies have different attack patterns to keep the player on their toe at all time. The game also offers a linear scaling difficulty every time the player cleared a stage. As the player, you need to help Koyanagi escape the place that she once called home.

Special Thanks: Sir Amirul

Spooky Scary Scouting

Description

Spooky Scary Scouting is a 2.5D top-down, horror, stealth game about two men trying to make a profit off an abandoned mansion. Spiky invited his friend, Slanky, to help him scout and loot the mansion to make a fortune out of it. Unfortunately, things were not going so smoothly for them and now they have to quickly find a way out of the place.

Special Thanks: Sir Amirul