Game developer | Gameplay logic & scripting | Unity – C#
I work on the logic behind gameplay — scripting the rules, interactions and behaviour that decide whether a game feels mechanically right.
Logic, mechanics and how a game ends up feeling
Game developer with nearly three years of professional experience, working on gameplay logic and scripting — the layer that turns a design into rules a game can actually run.
Most of my work is the behaviour underneath the surface: what an interaction does, when it fires, what it costs, how difficulty and progression ramp, and how an encounter reads moment to moment. In practice that work sits somewhere between design and programming.
I work equally well inside a proprietary editor and directly in Unity/C# — scripting educational lessons within an editor's constraints, or writing the gameplay from scratch when there is no editor to lean on.
Rules, interactions and behaviour scripted in C# — what happens, when, and under what conditions.
Difficulty curves, pacing, enemy behaviour and combat feel, tuned until they play right.
How individual mechanics compose into a loop that keeps working past the first five minutes.
Gameplay programming: movement, combat, enemy AI, progression and editor-driven content.
Roles and what they involved
Each one opens into its own page
Bohemia Interactive | Educational lesson series
Educational VR | Interaction & gameplay functionality
Against the Slime Storm | Vampire AlchemyCraft
Digital board game | Bachelor thesis | Unity – C#
Prototypes and side projects
A push-your-luck dice game against tavern regulars, with eleven collectible dice that each bend the odds differently.
View projectA side project in Unity: a first-person movement system with a few enemy AI, shooting and an HP bar, still in an untextured whitebox level.
View projectA ninety-second arcade score attack: shoot bacteria, chase multipliers, and gamble on event offers.
View projectTools and areas I work in
If any of this work is of interest, feel free to get in touch.