The brief for this assignment was to create a 2D flash game that is easily playable yet still holds a good challenge element in the game. This idea was derrived from the highly popular Sega game Crazy taxi. The "gimic" elements adds to the querkyness of this game. Graphics and game elements were designed to fulfill the distinct look and feel of the original game.

This assignment was set to create a 3D first person view game. Using UNITY 3D games development software and C# to program all game elements. The objective was simple, to create a level where the user would need to pick up items before being able to escape from the island. User engagment techniques such as 3D sound to help find the map and on screen bomb timer makes for a rich gaming experience.

This was my first taste of 3D modelling in the first year of university. The idea was to create an Orrery of planets in a unique location. Using the idea of planets in Greek history, a 3D temple and classic wood disigns were implemented. Playing with shadows, reflection and glow makes it look realistic and almost life-like.

Motion grapgics and animations was the theme of this assignment. The brief was to create a short video clip where an avatar roams an abandonned town and explores. Using Motion-Capture data for the body movements and character rigging to ensure everything moves like a humanoid meant attention to detail in Autodesk Maya and Motionbuilder.