A creative vision is a starting point. Turning it into a playable game takes game design and programming.

It might be hard to choose someone to share your ideas with — and even harder to find someone who truly cares about something as much as you do.

I really, really love games. From the moment I watched my first playthrough (when I was 6), I knew I wanted to create my own games.

I have 5 years of experience in game design. From the first course I took in high school to earning a bachelor’s degree and gaining commercial experience, I’ve never lost my passion.

To this day, there is something magical about watching your ideas turn into playable concepts that you can share with others and seeing them marvel at what you’ve created.

> here, you can check out the devlog for one of my games, where i describe my workflow: devlog

Mechanics, systems, balance, documentation. I specialize in these!

I can create prototypes with gameplay logic and full builds ready for release.

I have experience with team planning, scope management, and task breakdown.

Testing, feedback, and improvements are essential for improving quality.

Fun fact: I also have one year of experience in testing!
During this time, I’ve tested more than 50 development builds and 10 web services.

I can turn a mechanic into a working prototype, test the core loop, and iterate on the result.
A prototype helps us find out what works early, before we invest time in building the full game.

Over these five years, I’ve brought 20+ ideas to life in the form of playable builds, of course.

I adapt game design and implementation to the needs of each project.
The details change from project to project, but the goal stays the same: understand the design problem and choose a practical solution.