Game Development

A game about pressing buttons and hoping you get the right one. Simple, right? Made for the (Not) A Strict Game Jam, this is a straightforward yet frustrating challenge. You’re faced with a screen full of buttons—some will move you forward, others will send you back. No hints, no patterns, just luck. Can you find the way out, or will you be stuck pressing buttons forever? No Way Out by PAUSE

Bloodstained is my first 3d project. For this I used Godot 4 and this took course over 2 days. The tutorial level of Bloodstained pulls you into a descent that tests your nerves and instincts. Armed with nothing but a dim flashlight, you awaken in a derelict underground complex, its walls plain showing unspoken horrors. The air feels heavy, oppressive, and every creak and groan of the structure sets your heart racing. As you step cautiously forward, the darkness seems alive, swallowing your light and amplifying the eerie, distant sounds of shuffling footsteps, distorted whispers, and the unnerving clatter of unseen things. Coins are visible around the map and a GOOFY jump scare is inside of here. It's a placeholder however it scared me and i knew it was coming... Bloodstained by PAUSE

I created a Python calculator that’s easy to use and gets the job done! Whether you need to solve basic math problems like addition or handle more advanced stuff like trigonometry, this calculator can help. What It Can Do: Simple math: Add, subtract, multiply, divide Accurate results every time Easy to use for anyone I built this tool to make math easier for everyone, and I hope you find it helpful. Give it a try and see how Python makes math simple! The code for those who would like to see and/or use it: