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I mostly build 3D First Person Shooter game mechanics in Unity, and in this I'm just showing C4 mechanics I made for a little side project I am working on! :)
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Medieval Parkour Combat - I added parkour from a tutorial and put it into the game to make fighting more dynamic and fun! What do you think about it so far?
This is a home I built on my hardcore world, I was trying to build a house that blends into the village and looks like a house that would be game generated. Do you think I succeeded?
I got a WW1 texture pack and built some farms, a tank, and bridges. I was thinking about doing a 5-10 minute short film just for fun. I would need to write a script and need around 10-20 people probably for the short film -- what do you guys think?
Yes, we're real! And you can give us a high five irl 😆
We're at OMG Gaming Festival in Wrocław, Poland - look for a big Hank roll-up out there. See you!
This is a tactical FPS controller I built that has 3 stances (standing, crouched and prone), as well as leaning left and right! This was inspired from mil sim games like Insurgency Sandstorm and Rainbow Six Siege.
#NinjaScroller 1.61.8 BUILD 49
With DOUBLE JUMP & QUICK FALL ATTACK!
A challenging Pixel Art #ActionRunner game with a Retrogaming vibe
Watch 30s of #Gameplay 20260413
Available on #Steam:
Multiplayer Medieval game I've been working on in Unity. This was a fun little battle between AI!
This is the first building to go up in my underground city. It's a forge surrounded by natural vegetation, I'm trying to build a city and leave as much of it undisturbed as possible. I hope you all like this one, I had a fun time building it! :D
#GrottoEscape DEMO PROTO 0.43.0 AVAILABLE
Follow and wishlist on #Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3433190/Grotto_Escape/
Grotto Escape will be released in April 2026 on Steam.
Watch a WIP Gameplay 20260412
This build is from the Borgund Stave Church located in Norway which was built anywhere from 771 to 841 years ago! Stave represents a building style where vertical load bearing posts were used to offset horizontal parts of a building.
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