PanicMeter

Indie Dev. Currently working in UE5. Professional QA Analyst.

I currently have multiple games in development of different scales.

Smaller games:

Wallpaper: An adaption of The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman (1892), done to tell the story the way I interpreted it in middle school. As a slow burn supernatural horror story.

Color of the Stars: An adaption of The Color Out of Space by HP Lovecraft (1927) in a more modern setting. The scripting and design work is mostly done, but the original VN format was scrapped in favor of a strong 3D game design.

Scale Unknown, AKA Done When I Feel Like It:

Duckie Game:  I was inspired by a love for Super-Rub-a-Dub and got carried away. I apologize for nothing. It's a labor of love. And maybe spite. 

Micro Games: These are random, currently unknown to me games that will exist solely to test a mechanic of another larger project. These will not exist to be stand-alone things, but could later be expanded into larger games. These exist as part of tuning and design phases for feedback purposes. TL;DR, Micro games will be free to test a mechanic!  They'll help me make nicer final projects and also exist to help give people a chance to see if they like how I build games.

Larger Games:

Project Clocktower:  No official name yet. This is inspired by the Survival Horror golden age on the PS2, so Haunting Ground, Clock Tower 3, Rule of Rose,  etc. 

Development is actively underway, but please note that there will likely be smaller micro projects that come out from it to test mechanics and see if they're playable, such as a hide and seek  micro-game to see if hiding mechanics are satisfying to the general audience.

This game is currently in a Blockout/Greybox/VS prep phase, with enemy AI being built.

Project Slate: This project is in R&D phases. It is listed here because I may periodically work on building a combat system for it if my current studies pull me that way, but this would be far down the pipeline for me.

Page is currently a WIP, so bear with me.