Adel Zendouh

Kirito and Orca are Discord-bot helpers in a community server of over 3,000 members dedicated to an incremental or idle mobile game.

The Kirito bot recreated the game context in Discord, allowing members to check their account status and game progress from the comfort of the Discord server. Additionally, depending on the gameplay, it sent pings whenever there were particular events. The bot relieved players from constantly checking the game's progress.

On the other hand, the Orca bot managed the competition aspects of the game. Players participated and competed in a weekly tournament and submitted their scores at the end.

The bots' roles included:
• Managing data for many in-game clans, where each clan consisted of 50 members (Discord users).
• Automating many tasks by reading in-game data (from the game server), generating adequate messages, and triggering the appropriate events.
• Exposing command based (otherwise called in Discord, Slash Commands) for users to interact with the bot and manage their data.

Room Box is a hobby project based on a fast-paced minimalist 2D top-down shooter developed using the Godot engine.

The game was first developed during a game jam using Lua or Love2D and then reworked into a full game in Godot.

A demo was released on the Steam platform, and the complete game is still under development.

A master's final project, conducted during an internship at Universitat de les Illes Balears (UIB), Spain.

The project was the development of a website to monitor and visualize the state of the fault-tolerant system called FT4FTT. It visualized the state of the system logs and their availability and redundancy via the internet.

A bachelor's degree final project.

A desktop application developed in C++ and Qt Creator was a simple prototype and simulation of a car-pooling application.

The application handled ride searching, booking, and cancellation while updating information in real-time.

GameDev-Framework was a game engine made as a hobby learning project to recreate a simpler version of the 2D aspect of Unity Game Engine using C++ and Simple and Fast Multimedia Library (SFML).

The engine followed the same GameObject and component design pattern from Unity, which gave flexibility in creating a new self-contained GameObject, implementing complex game logic.

A handful of games developed during game jams hosted at itch.io in a team of two members using Unity, Godot, and Lua or Love2D.

The source code was made available on GitHub, and the list of games is available on the itch.io profile.
• https://wexdex.itch.io/
• https://cant-potato.itch.io/