Java projects
Below are a collection of projects that I have written in Java from scratch. Some of these projects also utilize the Processing framework to facilitate the visualization of my ideas. These projects demonstrate my proficiency in Java programming and my ability to create innovative solutions.
In my spare time, I have enjoyed creating small minigames from scratch using the Processing software sketchbook. I have compiled a list of many of these experiments, which can be found here. The process of coding these minigames from scratch has been a challenging and rewarding hobby for me, and I have gained valuable experience in problem-solving and coding as a result.
"University Life Simulator" is a resource management point-and-click game built entirely from scratch in Java. The game features over 300 custom-made assets and utilizes an engine that was specifically designed for this project. In the game, players must navigate the challenges of balancing work, social life, and completing assignments, all while managing their resources effectively. The game offers a unique and engaging experience that simulates the real-life struggles of university life.
"Game Engine for Platformers" is a personal project that I consider to be my most complex and advanced project to date. Written entirely from scratch in Java, this game engine is a work in progress that I am currently developing. In terms of complexity and ambition, this project represents the most advanced project that I am currently working on. As I continue to progress with the development of this game engine, I am confident that it will be a testament to my skills and capabilities as a programmer.