Client: Pleiadian Systemss
Date: Feb - March 2021
Duration: 12 man-days
Feasibility study in which we aimed to determine the best approach for a general simulation involving gas, smoke, and fire that would be able to run on an Oculus Quest 2 virtual reality headset. The results were used to gain insights in the cost to build such a system for training of fire fighters and gas utility workers.
Client: Knight Moves
Date: March 2017 - May 2017
Duration: 28 man-days
An exploration game prototype featuring rowing physics that feel natural. Using the Oculus Touch controllers, you can grab a paddle with both hands, push yourself away from the shore, and start rowing! The boat can be influenced by water flows or gently floats towards areas of interest.
Client: Human Condition Safety
Date: Dec 2016 - Jan 2017
Duration: 34 man-days
A virtual reality prototype for a forklift safety simulator in which people are able to drive a forklift while learning (and failing) in a safe way. The virtual forklift is controlled with foot pedals and the HTC Vive controllers. Camera inertia physics were implemented to increase realism and reduce motion sickness. Triggers and consequences in the project are built in a modular way, so it’s easy to new training environments.
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: 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: FlowFinger
Date: May 2012
Duration: 18 man-days
This concept is all about detonating fireworks and scoring combos. Our work included game design and three prototype iterations for this upcoming iOS puzzle game.
Client: APGO Limited HK
Date: March 2012
Duration: 9 man-days
Prototype consisting of the core gameplay mechanics and the more complex-to-program parts, allowing the client to evolve it further into a full game, ready for release on iOS and Android.
Client: Thumbs Up Games
Date: July 2011
Duration: 5 man-days
Tilt-based physics puzzler.
Client: Thumbs Up Games
Date: July 2011
Duration: 4 man-days
A top-down action puzzler.
Client: Thumbs Up Games
Date: June 2011
Duration: 7 man-days
In this physics based game concept based on circuit theory, you have to revive suffocating people by controlling a ventilation system.
Client: Thumbs Up Games
Date: June 2011
Duration: 2 man-days
Feed and evolve animals by flicking food at them coming from a conveyor belt. After discovering that this core concept was exactly the same as in Zoo Toss, the development originally estimated 4 man-days was halted.
Client: PlayFirst
Date: April 2011
Duration: 5 man-days
Client: Thumbs Up Games
Date: November 2010
Duration: 6 man-days
Help a bird to hop over oil spills and junk, while aiming for the soap to clean the bird. The prototype was used to verify and improve this game concept, to allow comparing it to other concepts properly.
Client: Crazy Monkey Studios
Date: August 2010
Duration: 4 man-days
Brainstorm session and prototyping for a physics-based puzzle game with a color blending mechanic. After refining the game mechanics, the prototype was used for pitching. April 2011, the game was released by Capcom Mobile.
Client: Fishing Cactus
Date: July 2010
Duration: 6 man-days
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