A top-down atmospheric survival game built entirely in Unreal Engine 5 using only Blueprint visual scripting — completed in just 2 days. The game features dramatic lantern-based lighting mechanics where the player navigates through pitch-black environments, finding and activating lamps to illuminate the world around them.
The project demonstrates mastery of UE5 Blueprint systems including event graphs, character movement, dynamic lighting, win/loss conditions, and scene component management — all without writing a single line of C++.
A Flutter dating app built for Gen Z — designed around a unique candle metaphor where each connection is a flame. Match someone and you "light a candle together." Chat and nurture it, and the brightness grows. Neglect it, and the flame dims.
Blending the swipe mechanics of Tinder, the ephemeral social feel of Snapchat, and the profile depth of Instagram — Candle reimagines what connection looks like for a generation tired of swiping left in the dark.
Features include: swipe-to-match Explore screen, real-time brightness meter per conversation, connection warmth statistics on Profile, and a warm amber/flame visual design with animated candle widgets.
A desktop chess game built in Python featuring "Cleopatra" — an AI opponent with intentional personality. Rather than playing robotically perfect moves, Cleopatra uses a minimax algorithm with alpha-beta pruning combined with deliberate randomness to feel genuinely human.
Her evaluation engine considers piece values, positional tables, pawn structure, knight outposts, rook file activity, queen mobility, king safety, development bonuses, and castling rewards. She even says things — "Cleopatra is thinking..." — because a worthy opponent deserves a voice.
Features: 3 difficulty levels, side selection (play White or Black), click-to-move with legal move highlighting, pawn promotion dialog, undo button, and full draw/end condition detection (checkmate, stalemate, 75-move rule, fivefold repetition).
A self-contained, single-file geography guessing game inspired by Globle. A secret country is selected at random — you guess countries and the game tells you how far you are using a heat-color system: Cold → Warm → Hot → Burning → Gold (correct).
Distances are calculated using the Haversine formula (great-circle distance) between country centroids, derived from real GeoJSON geographic data. A live autocomplete search filters 195+ countries as you type.
Built as a single HTML file with React 18, Tailwind CSS, and Babel all loaded from CDN — no build step, no npm, just open in browser and play. Includes confetti on win, a give-up mode after 5 guesses, and an animated tutorial overlay.
