Game Developer in Taipei, Taiwan

Chef Chen is a collaborative game where up to four players can play together and cook delicious meals.

I implemented a combat system, enemy AI, character animations, and editor tools. I integrated Steam SDK that was needed to publish the game on Steam.

It was also ported to Nintendo Switch yet not ready to be published.

Pets Race is a racing game inspired by Mario Kart. Up to four players can compete against each other with their skills and various interesting items.

I worked with the design and the art team to implement a match-making system, tutorials, story modes, new items, and level mechanics.

I also did some refactoring, namely the pet controls system, to make it more extendable. The game was published on Google Play; however, it's no longer available.

Bullet Knight is an Archero-inspired action rogue-like mobile game.

I was the project leader and conducted development plans, reviewed code commits for other teammates, and provided suggestions for improvements. I did all in-house and third-party SDK integrations and built them into a shared library to make the integration work as easy as possible.

Gate Rusher is a hyper-casual endless running game. I integrated third-party ad network SDKs and implemented in-game ad rewards.

I also reviewed code commits for other teammates and provided technical feedback.

A classic solitaire card game. It was built as a native application for both Android and iOS versions.

I was the project leader that built cloud save, online leaderboards, and an extendable architecture upon which various game modes were implemented.

This is a Puzzle & Dragons-inspired match-3 puzzle game featuring baseball.

I implemented the match-3 mechanics and a system that simulates baseball rules. It was an internal game-jam project and was created in one weekend. It ended up being super fun to play, so we published it on iOS.

A game of more than 2048 samurai battle scenes combination.

I was the developer and implemented 2048 mechanics and character animations. I also integrated third-party ad SDK and implemented a second-wind feature as a video ad reward.

Survive for Money is a hide-and-seek action game. The player must run and hide as long as possible to win rewards.

I was the developer that implemented character controls, enemy AI, pathfinding algorithms, and a level editor.

A classic match-3 puzzle game featuring cute cats.

I joined the team in the later stage of the development process and rapidly adapted to the team's working environment. I implemented the user interface, animations, and visual effects.