I made a whole heap of games in my teens, really chuffed I managed to retrieve some of them :). I put it down for a while in my twenties while I went up and down the country in a band living the rock and roll lifestyle. I also ran a business as a personal trainer for 4 years and started making games for fun again 5 years ago. When covid hit, my business couldn't survive so I decided to pursue coding games as a career alongside my friend of 20 years, who I made some of my first games with roughly that long ago :D. 

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Games are a constant in my life, they are, in my eyes, the ultimate art form; combining all disciplines, with a new emergent property arising from their amalgamation; a kind of personality, a feel, a flavour, the source of which is not easily defined, as it seems more than the sum of it's parts. 

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My explicit approach to creating games is parody, but don't let that fool you. Hidden within my projects is a desire to encourage mastery, instilling nuance into seemingly basic mechanics so a player might express themselves more fully when at the helm.

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I'm gonna be making games either way, but I'd love to try it along side a larger team :)

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Here are my Favourites:

Rayman1 ps1

Micro Machines V3 ps1

Spyro2

Crash team racing

Battle engine Aquila

Final fantasy 7

GTA 5

Minecraft

StarCraft (Narrative)

Breath of the wild

Supreme commander - forged alliance forever

Faster than light

Heroes of the storm

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