2022

Star Trek: Lower Decks TPB - Mighty Kingdom and ESG

This year has been spent at Mighty Kingdom as a game designer on the Star Trek Lower Decks game available on iOS and Android (soft launched). I have contributed to the development of this game by doing deep dives into Star Trek lore, creating narrative frameworks based on data, managing balancing and balancing sheets for the main game and subsequent events/liveops as well as client communication for both, kickstarted analytics by working with programmers in order to come up with ways to track information from a list provided by the client as well as my assessment of what would be useful for us to track. (Below)

2021

Shopkins Suite

In 2021 I was tasked with product management responsibilities across a suite of 10 apps. I handled meetings, client communication, communication across disciplines analytics and analytics reports as well as some design and quality assurance tasks.

I worked with limited resources to make sure we fulfilled our contractual obligations to our client, made sure our apps were compliant with Privo, local laws and iOS, Amazon and Android stores.

2020

Ava's Manor

I spent 2020 assisting in pitching of unannounced projects as well as handling live ops for Ava's Manor.
I outlined and structured narrative as well as wrote some of the scripts. I also managed asset lists and handled communications with artists, making sure that everyone knew what they were meant to be doing and what was being asked for.
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2019

Danger Days

One of my favourite projects, due to my interest in serious/applied games, has been Danger Days. I worked alongside with the Red Cross running workshops, doing field research and taking what we'd learned back to the studio to turn it into a game.

This project aimed to teach 14-16 year olds about safety in disaster scenarios in Australia. This had to be done in a way that was accurate to the official safety information available at the time as well as age appropriate and aimed to keep the player safe. We taught them these skills using a range of their own ideas and thoughts on how to respond safely. (Below)

Peter Rabbit Run

I was a level designer on Peter Rabbit Run. (Below)

Wild Life Puzzle Story

I worked on Wild Life: Puzzle Story, covering live ops, analytics, narrative design, writing, level design, systems design, documentation. (Below)

Previous Game Experience

Artscape 

Creative director on a small mobile narrative puzzle.

Project Sound

Project Sound was another university project: a "murder in the dark" style game in the style of an asymmetrical FPS where a "hunter" must face away from the screen and use 3D sound to prevent the remaining (up to 3) players as they attempt to take a bell to the alter in the center of the arena while avoiding obstacles such as glass panels, water and shattered glass.

I contributed as a game designer/level designer, systems designer, character designer, 2D artist, 3D and environment designer on a team of three. (Below)