Date: July - December 2015
Duration: 23 man-days
Two iterations on a prototype using Microsoft Kinect to allow you to move your body to guide a robot through an obstacle course. It brings a dynamically adjusted workout program based on heart rate readings from the Mio Alpha fitness watch. The aim is to provide a fun game experience for children, without giving them the impression that they’re following a workout program.
Date: May 2014 - April 2015
Duration: 132 man-days
In 5 iterations we built the features required to express the unique team play aspect for this MOBA concept. The prototype features various character classes, weapons, skills, and real-time multiplayer in 8 vs 8 sessions.
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: Sky Surgery
Date: May 2013 - March 2014
Duration: 74 man-days
Prototype for a custom-built physics simulation used to assist surgeons performing live robotic laparoscopic surgery. We provided technical descriptions and drawings to allow our client to file for a patent.
Client: Kobojo
Date: Oct - Dec 2013
Duration: 81 man-days
For this social JRPG project, we were hired by Kobojo to lead the programming of the vertical slice prototype. The goal for this polished prototype was to give an impression of the final gameplay and art style, while restricting the content to a single level of the game. Three prototype iterations were developed in tight collaboration with Kobojo’s team.
Client: Indiespring
Date: September 2013
Duration: 15 man-days
Multiplayer prototype for an online casino game, where the player can walk around in a 3D casino and join a game of Blackjack with other players.
Client: Kinection
Date: July 2011 - June 2013
Client: Yale University School of Medicine, Child Study Center
Date: April 2012
Duration: 7 man-days
A motion controlled game prototype with Kinect used for an unannounced behavioral study among children. The prototype generates output data suitable for statistical analysis.
Client: the Cronos Group
Date: March 2012
Duration: 10 man-days
Prototype for a serious game consisting of a game world and several mini game concepts – aimed at providing the Belgian primary school curriculum in a playful way.
Client: Agency for Nature and Forests
Date: September 2010
Duration: 16 man-days
Concept, prototyping and art direction for an educational game about the sonar of bats. The final game, developed in cooperation with Calibrate, was made for an interactive kiosk at an exhibition in Belgium and as a Flash-based browser game.
Client: Fishing Cactus
Date: July 2010
Duration: 12 man-days
Client: Fishing Cactus
Date: June 2010
Duration: 6 man-days
Client: PreviewLabs
Date: January 2010
Duration: 5 man-days
Control a frog and hop trough a level by pressing and releasing a button.
This case was used to test the use of PDDs (Prototype Description Documents) as a way of communicating what needs to be prototyped.
Client: the Cronos group
Date: December 2009
Duration: 35 man-days
A polished prototype used by the client to gather feedback and play session statistics from about 700 people. It was used to green-light an iPhone game.
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