MAYHEM
MysticMayhem
A game project created as a semester assignment. Details, screenshots and my contribution will be documented here later.
Documentation in preparationI use Unreal Engine primarily for gameplay systems, procedural generation, technical systems and real-time visualization.
I work across the boundary between engine code, technical design and visible player experience. The goal is not an isolated feature, but a system that remains understandable as the project grows.
Arcane Isle case study →Different scales, one focus: turning technical systems into a playable result. The list will grow as each project receives its own documented case study.
01A rune-driven action roguelike built by a three-person team.
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02Runtime terrain, biome blending and PCG environment population in Unreal Engine 5.5.
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03A complete miniature-golf loop focused on ball physics, shot feedback and obstacle reading.
Open case study ↗A game project created as a semester assignment. Details, screenshots and my contribution will be documented here later.
Documentation in preparationGameplay systems built around actors, components, interfaces, delegates and data-driven configuration. I separate responsibilities into maintainable subsystems and use asynchronous work where runtime cost matters.
My strongest Unreal specialization: terrain, islands, biome blending, vegetation, paths, points of interest, infrastructure and run-specific world configuration.
Player attacks, projectiles, runes, inventory and crafting alongside enemy archetypes using chase, dash, teleport and ranged behavior.
UMG interfaces for inventories, crafting, HUD, tooltips and drag-and-drop interactions, driven by connected DataTables and reusable widget logic.
Multithreaded mesh generation, controlled game-thread spawning, LOD and distance considerations, selective collision and practical runtime measurement.