In Mystic, players survive in a world inspired by MENA and South Asian folklore while managing Health, Stamina, and a custom Faith system. I built the entire hunting system from scratch in Unreal Engine 5.6 using real Islamic hunting principles—requiring targets to be wounded first and allowing them to bleed out naturally rather than die from blunt projectile impact. I also created a dynamic Faith progression system rooted in Islamic mysticism, where actions like non-lethal takedowns or avoiding dishonesty increase attributes such as Tawakkul, Sabr, Ikhlas, and Ma’rifah. This was my first professional group project, giving me experience translating cultural concepts into gameplay while collaborating within a studio environment.

In Auto Moba, I designed a hybrid RTS–arena battler inspired by Clash Royale and StarCraft, where each race comes with its own predetermined roster of units, abilities, and playstyles instead of player-selected cards. I built the core gameplay systems from scratch, including a real-time unit spawning and combat behaviour framework and a unique electricity-based resource economy that powers abilities, structures, and unit deployment. The project emphasized designing clear distinctions between races—each with custom mechanics, balance considerations, and counterplay—while developing responsive UI, animated VFX, and scalable Blueprint systems to support fast, competitive matches.

In Unwalled Meadow, players engage in shooting wooden targets with their rifles within a specified time limit that varies based on the selected difficulty level.  The game features multiple difficulty levels that cater to various player preferences and skill levels.  This project focuses on creating essential gameplay mechanics from scratch using Unreal Engine, emphasizing self-reliance and skill development.