Order's Up is a game developed by a mixed group of artists and programmers in the third year of university. The game includes two modes Campaign and Arcade. In Campaign the player has to complete each level on a map of different restaurants. In each level the player must try and catch the food to match what is on the order sheet on the right hand side. Each restaurant serves different foods. Some of the foods have special properties that effect the gameplay. The game includes achievements, player stats and a leader board. A web server is needed for the leader board to work unfortunately, but we had it all working at university.

This is a game I developed as part of my dissertation. The purpose of the game was to provide a cheap, accessible alternative to drum lessons that didn't require a real drum kit, but still felt realistic to play. I borrowed the Leap Motion Controller from university. The motion detector detects your hands and finger positions. When your index finger tip hits a part of the drum kit the correct sound plays. The notes scrolling from right to left show the exact time the drum part should be played. Unfortunately, I don't own a Leap Motion Controller so can't provide a gameplay video.

This is a multiplayer game built in Unity that allows you to host a server of up to four players. The players race through a randomly generated track trying to avoid random obstacles. There are three biomes (Town, Forest, Desert). All biomes can potentially spawn on the same race track.

This is a multiplayer game built in Unreal Engine. It consists of two low-poly levels set in a winter environment. The players have to shoot snowballs at their opponents to destroy them and collect snowballs from NPC's.