Games

I led the production of this game during Fall 2025. I was inspired by The Backrooms and by CMU’s varied and unpredictable layout, with so many hidden shortcuts, areas, and varied aesthetics that I felt lended itself well to a game. Despite the name, I have never played and am unfamiliar with 5 Nights at Freddy’s; I just thought “5 Nights on Wean 4” sounded funny. I spent many hours scanning various areas of CMU, particularly those connected to Wean 4, using Polycam. ...

I led this game in GCS in Fall 2024. I was inspired by GCS’s long history featuring so many interested and loved characters, as well as my fondness and reverence for Super Smash Bros., which many regard as the “Hall of Fame” of video game characters. I forked an existing Godot Super Smash Bros. clone. Play on itch.io

I created this in my Comedy Writing class during Spring 2024. The game is based on the history of CMU’s Pickleball Club, which I founded. The game features around 50 levels, 10,000+ words, and 600+ AI-generated images. As of Janurary 2026, this is my favorite game that I have developed so far. I feel that it’s the funniest thing I’ve ever made (especially if you know the club’s history), and I am proud that the game seems kind of fun to play. It is also the first game I have published on the iOS app store. ...

I developed the math theoretic game of Cops and Robbers in Godot as a SURA project under Professor David Offner. I implemented various features, such as variants of the game, a graph creator, some level packs, and an auto-level generator. This is definitely my most technically advanced game I’ve made so far. I intended to remake and expand upon this game in the future… Play on itch.io

I developed this game from scratch with some of my friends over just a few hours. It is probably the worse game I have ever made, but it’s pretty funny. Watch the VLOG Download from itch.io

I developed this game 1.5 weeks over my winter break. I wanted to make a really simple yet polished game, and I feel that I really succeeded. I am proud to have also included an online leaderboard for each game mode. Play online

I led this game in GCS during Fall 2022. I was inspired by Angry Bunnies: Colossal Carrot Crusade (hence the name). I initially had a very intensive semester lined up, but after dropping 15-213: Intro to Computer Systems, I suddenly had a ton of time to sink into the development of this game. I learned so much about game development while tinkering with this project. The scope became very large, but I felt that I managed it well with a clear roadmap. For fun, I took screenshots of each level and the text I wrote for each level/cutscene, and I created a book out of it. ...

This is the first “real” video game I have ever made. I led the development of this game in Spring of 2022 as part of GCS, despite having never even created a game in a proper game engine before. When I pitched the game to the club, I had no strong vision of what the game could be, besides a simpler and faster-paced version of Ultimate Chicken Horse. However, once I came up with the idea that I could incorporate live-aciton elements, everything thematically fell into place. ...

This was the first game I ever made in a proper game engine. I followed a basic PICO-8 platformer tutorial, but drew my own “suspicious” sprites. Play game

I developed this online multiplayer slide puzzle video game for my AP Research class to test how various types of leaderboards affect student performance in a novel cognitive task, To do so, I used code from an existing slide puzzle game, and used the Google Sheets API to save scores. While I no longer have the code for the project, I vividly recall the game crashing for many people. This may have had to do with the read/write quotas, but I’m not totally sure. I definitely didn’t know about error handling in high school, so this theory is plausible. ...