Games, tools, and experimental prototypes. From polished releases to rough experiments, this is everything I have made.
The biggest update since Pattern Painter shipped.
The new Paint Volume lets you drag a box or cylinder over the scene and paint whatever surface falls inside it, across several meshes or a terrain at once.
A cozy circuit-puzzle adventure where you rise from unpaid intern to Employee of the Month!
Play as a little robot solving 70+ handcrafted circuit-board puzzles inside a cozy electronics factory. Place tiles, route electrical signals, and unlock clever components like diodes, gates, and teleporters. Your starting position is randomized every run, so you can't memorize a solution, you have to master the systems as you climb from unpaid intern to Employee of the Month.
A very casual mix of clicker game and tower defense.
This was a super quick build just to test out some ideas about mixing 2 genres: tower defense and clicker game.
The prototype that became Tiny Circuits.
A GameDev.tv 2025 jam entry. The feedback was good enough that I spent the next year turning it into a full game.
Paint geometric patterns in Unity, fast.
Built while I was scattering flowers across uneven meshes on an internal prototype and could not find a tool that did it cleanly. It shipped to the Asset Store once it was good enough to rely on.
Build a road to your destination before your turns run out!
My submission to VimJam 4, and the first game jam I ever entered.
A joyful balloon-popping casual game for mobile.
Enjoyable cartoon-style graphics, rewarding interactions, and progressively more exciting challenges. Straightforward yet captivating gameplay will keep you coming back to beat your personal best.
Cromware Studio is born.
The studio opens its doors. One developer, and a long list of games to make.