Client: Daily Magic Productions
Date: April 2014 - September 2014
Duration: 28 man-days
The goal for this casual game prototype was for Daily Magic Productions to allow sending a self-explanatory, playable build to interested publishers and investors. The prototype combined match 3 and farm building mechanics. Based on the prototype, Daily Magic Productions was able to determine the desired features for their game Jelly Jamz.
Client: Wargaming
Date: November 2016
Duration: 9 man-days
Mobile casual game prototype, allowing our client to evaluate a unique hybrid of a match-3 puzzle game and other gameplay mechanics in a single iteration.
Client: Yale School of Medecine
Date: Oct 2016 - Jan 2017
Duration: 50 man-days
Brainstorming and prototyping for a dialog-based game concept used to empower teens and help them reduce risks related to sex. By playing through party conversations, bedroom scenes, and doctor conversations, players gain SeXP and become more knowledgeable about risk prevention, while unlocking new possibilities within the dialogs. The prototype content, including a variable system and conditional dialog trees was fully modifiable through the use of CSV files.
Client: Seyenapse
Date: Oct 2016 - Jan 2017
Duration: 25 man-days
Become a skilled alchemist in this Gear VR and Google Cardboard prototype. Select basic elements and combine them into more complex ones. Craft your own objects by snapping a picture of them and defining their ingredients. You can also try to create elements and objects made by others. While you’re busy crafting stuff, you can see the ghosts of other players.
Client: Yale University
Date: September 2012 - November 2014
MoMba is a research prototype, designed to investigate how a social network app with gamification features can help connecting mothers in the city of New Haven. The ultimate goal of this project is to combat depression among first-time, low-income mothers.
Client: Daily Magic Productions
Date: May 2014 - August 2014
Duration: 28 man-days
This prototype, covered in two iterations, combines the mechanics of two succesful casual game genres. The initial goal for Daily Magic Productions was to allow sending a self-explanatory, playable build to interested publishers and investors. Instead, they ended up using the prototype to assess the initial concept and to figure out what their game should look like.
Client: Skeleton Hand
Date: March 2014
Duration: 19 man-days
A tactical strategy board game combined with a competitive card game including characters with battlefield augmentation abilities. Prototyped in two iterations, the prototype included 12 out of the concept’s 100+ unique cards, a dynamic music creation system, and was used by our client for pitching at the Game Developers Conference.
Client: Dirk Vanderlinden
Date: April 2014
Duration: 29 man-days
A prototype for an episodic, story based action-adventure with elements of the hidden object genre. As part of the prototoyping process, we explored a unique 2D style based on pictures and real time filters for dynamic cartoon effects.
Date: April 2014
Duration: 4 man-days
Prototype for a product configurator for a manufacturer of high end furniture, which helped our client to close an important deal.
Client: University of York
Date: December 2013
Duration: 8 man-days
In this prototype we implemented the complex bits and pieces for a virtual tour using Augmented Reality, allowing visitors to use a mobile device for the detection of paintings and to peek into the past while looking around with the device.
Client: Social Media Applications
Date: August 2013
Duration: 12 man-days
Prototype exploring a concept where you’re raising and training a kid with super powers through infancy and toddlerhood by interacting with it in various ways, similar to how players interact with a Tamagotchi or with characters in The Sims.
Client: Kinection
Date: July 2011 - June 2013
Client: Dwarven Designs
Date: June 2013
Duration: 38 man-days
Prototype for a dungeon based, up to 9 players co-op multiplayer RPG where any player can create a dungeon as a challenge for the other players.
Client: Class Compete
Date: October 2012 – April 2013
Duration: 33 man-days
Game using Temple Run mechanics, aimed at testing knowledge learnt at school or during training. With asynchronous multiplayer for the competitive aspect, and featuring 3D environments and avatars. Explored and fleshed out the gameplay in 4 prototype iterations.
Client: ResQ Medical
Date: April 2013
Duration: 6 man-days
With this prototype, implemented in two iterations, we investigated the technical feasibility of a time-monitoring application for surgeons. Based on geofences (GPS technology), this would be effortless for the surgeons.
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