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Games have always held a special place in my life ever since I was a child, they've been my source of joy, escape, and a brief break from reality. In 2022, I turned that lifelong passion into a path of my own by getting accepted into the Digital Game Design program at university, stepping from the player's side to the creator's side and i loved games more.
Throughout my four years of education, I had the chance to work on nearly every stage of game development from game design to pixel art, from pixel art to UI design. I spent most of my time on the development side, where I had the opportunity to grow as a creator. Today, my goal is to build a lasting career in this field. Here on my site, you can explore my projects, work experience, and social media accounts. Feel free to reach out anytime!
Graduated from the Digital Game Design program with a focus on gameplay programming, level design and player experience.
Developed a Clash Royale inspired Tower Defence prototype, called Line Defence in Unity with my team, following a training in game design, game developing, art, production and marketing strategies.
Line Defence is a Clash Royale-inspired tower defence prototype I built with my team during my internship at Udo Games. I was responsible for the entire skill and resource system from its underlying architecture to the moment to moment player feedback.
Developed character movement systems and animation controllers in Unity.
At Genarion I worked on the character side of a Unity project getting a character animated and moving in engine.
Developed a computer performance monitoring and reporting project using Grafana with Prometheus.
A two person internship project at Talya Bilişim where we built an end to end performance monitoring and reporting pipeline for a Windows machine. As a small two-person team we worked closely across the whole stack rather than splitting into fixed roles.
Began my undergraduate studies in Digital Game Design, where my journey into game development officially started.
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