Philip Wallner

This game was developed using the Playcanvas game engine, as I was eager to experiment with a new engine. Playcanvas uses WebGL, enabling you to play directly within your browser.

This is a learning project which I am developing to deepen my understanding of what happens in the background of a game engine.

Gravity is a movement based game that I made by myself. The main mechanic in the game is the gravity that changes depending on where in the level you are. I created this project because I wanted to experiment with what you can achive using vectors.

The asteroid game was a small group project including me and one other programmer. The challenging part of making this project was that we had no engine to work with, the project was made with C++ and SDL to load and render images.

In the Unreal Engine, I developed an A* component, which is used for pathfinding and AI navigation. Alongside this, I also crafted a grid actor, which is customizable. This allows the user to change the gridcell size, as well as the x and y coordinates in the grid. This allows for versatile adaptability in different game scenarios, enhancing the overall user experience and gameplay dynamics.

The randomly generated hexagon maze is made by me. I had previously made a normal square maze for a project in school, and wanted to challenge myself by increasing the amount of directions so going from a square to hexagon. And that's why I programmed the Hexagon. The Hexagon was made with Unity and C# as a language.