Game Development student at Södertörn University with a lifelong passion for games, driven by a curiosity for how story, systems, and emotion come together to create memorable experiences.
I work well in teams, communicate clearly, and bring a calm, solutions-focused mindset shaped by collaborative projects and my background as an assistant engineer. My lifelong passion for games drives me to create thoughtful, polished work built with care.
This Unity project was developed as a final-semester collaboration with a multidisciplinary
team of developers and artists.
My contributions spanned level design, narrative, sound and voice-over integration, lighting, and VFX.
I was fully responsible for the conception, design, and implementation of the game’s core chase sequence.
The game is live on
STEAM
A dynamic camera system built to heighten tension and guide player focus through shifting perspectives. Multiple camera angles are used to emphasize pressure, reveal threats, and shape moment-to-moment gameplay, while smooth transitions create cinematic flow and allow camera behavior to adapt to different level layouts and pacing needs.
A responsive traversal system built to support fast pacing and player control. The mechanic combines a directional dash so the player can quickly reposition, clear gaps, and maintain momentum during high-pressure moments. Designed to feel snappy and consistent, with clean tuning points for speed, timing, and cooldown with visual cues to fit level design needs.
Shaders used for cooldown indicators to provide visual feedback without traditional UI. Reflective and refractive multi-colored materials that distort the surrounding environment based on object shape. Dynamic ripple effects that respond to player movement through liquid surfaces. Additional effects handle camera-based fading and materials to maintain clarity and readability.
A lighting and post-processing setup built to support visual storytelling and mood through controlled use of light, shadow, and color. Lighting is used to guide player focus and emphasize tension, while post-processing effects such as color grading, exposure, and bloom are applied to refine atmosphere, depth, and overall visual realism.