Currently studying Game Application & Technology at BINUS University.
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Logical Fallacy Debate Simulator A narrative-driven game where players debate an LLM (Mistral) on custom topics while trying to identify logical fallacies in the conversation. Stack
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Traffic Light Controller An arcade game about managing a busy intersection by controlling four traffic lights across eight lanes and keeping traffic flowing without collisions. Stack
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Time-Limited Narrative Game A short narrative game about "Udin," a new student desperately trying to find a toilet while navigating an unfamiliar school. Stack
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Snake-Like Arcade Game A twist on the classic Snake game where players dodge falling blocks. Inspired by the visual style of classic console interfaces. Stack
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Roguelike Furniture Management A spatial optimization game built around a 10×10 grid, where players arrange furniture to satisfy a demanding grandmother. Stack
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Cozy Drink Making Game A twisted cozy game about a bartender forced to work for the mafia to pay off his debt. Stack
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Automated Fishing Script A bot that automates the fishing minigame in Pixel World by using visual recognition to handle timing and inputs. Stack |
Pixel Art Workflow Toolkit A web-based toolkit for palette generation, shading, color blending, and pixel-art workflows. Stack
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I enjoy making games with cinematic lighting and a more realistic visual style, but I don't particularly enjoy building large environments from scratch. That's one reason I find 2.5D games especially interesting to work on.
As a player, I find games with a bit of grind surprisingly enjoyable. There's something satisfying about working toward a goal and finally seeing it through.
Eepy 24/7