Tile’s Waltz is a game I started developing alone during quarantine for the COVID-19 crisis. It’s a match-3 puzzle game with focus on memorization, you remove pieces from the level, when that piece is removed other pieces move to take their place, you need to combine pieces of the same color to get combos or power ups.

Banana Kong is another game developed by Gamaga, with more than 100M+ of installs, the game is published by FDG Entertainment. Banana Kong is an endless runner platform game, you play as Kong you have to jump, avoid and smash different obstacles in the environment, there are many mechanics that change the way the character moves, it’s a really fun game to play.

I moved to Chile to work with Gamaga, I started with Operate Now: Hospital, a game published by Spil Games with more than 45M+ of installs. Operate Now is a hospital simulator, in the game you perform really realistic surgeries and follow a compelling storyline, while you also are in charge of running multiple hospitals, upgrading their departments, hiring and managing their staff and many other interesting mechanics.

Computing indirect illumination is a challenging and complex problem for real-time rendering in 3D applications. This global illumination approach computes indirect lighting in real time utilizing a simplified version of the outgoing radiance and the scene stored in voxels.

This technique implements style transfer functions for volume rendering, part of a college assignment. Style transfer is extremely convenient for volume rendering as it adds a really great dimension of realism with little overhead. The technique is based on this paper.

I wanted to do a small tests with shaders in Unity to simulate water using sum of sines. This technique is well explained here in GPU GEMS. My twist was just using flat shading. The reposity was well received in my GitHub.

This is a small shader that implements fur rendering in Unity using shell texturing. The technique is well explained on this paper. Though easy to implement it was well received on my GitHub.

Stereoscopy is a technique that enables us to create the illusion of depth for binocular vision. You need special lenses to appreciate the effect. In this college project I implemented a basic rendering engine using C++ with stereoscopy.

A simple height map generator utilizing different noise generation techniques to obtain height maps that can be used for terrain generators or other applications.

This was my first Global Game Jam, though I had been to game jams before in college. This was a really great experience that ended up with me going for four years consecutively. The idea of making a complete game in just 48 hours was first daunting, but later awesome and completely achievable with good team work and focus.

This program implements an ASCII art filter for your webcam. This was a small project made during college as an exercise of parallel processing. Getting this effect to run smoothly without parallel processing was impossible.