Game Designer

I fell for games in a seaside arcade, feeding a cabinet everything I had just to see the next screen. That feeling — one more try, one more room — is the thing I've been chasing to build ever since.

These days I work with studios and solo devs as a freelance game designer, shaping core loops, level flow and the small feedback moments that make a game feel alive. This is a design example; every title, studio and stat below is fictional.

When the engine's closed I'm usually restoring an old CRT, running tabletop one-shots, or losing to my niece at a fighting game I supposedly know better.